Table VI.
RETURN OF BOY JUVENILE OFFENDERS BROUGHT BEFORE THE POLICE COURT DURING THE YEARS 1988 AND 1989.
KOWLOON.
CONVICTED AND SENTENCED.
Total Classification offences. No. of Persons. 1988 1989 (a) Against their property. Caned in Court. 2 4 POB BOUND OVER. To keep the peace and be of good behaviour. 2 Discharged or Order made. Previously convicted. Imprisoned until Court risen. Committed to Remand Home, 3 4 1 Committed to an Industrial School. 4 1 4 To come up for judgment. 1 2 3 Fined. 4 ... Rouda enforced. 4 1 2 3 4 Committed for Trial at the Supreme Court. ... 1939 1988 1989 1938 1939 1939Simple Larceny
Stealing from person
Assault with intent to Rob ................
Burglary and housebreaking................
Demanding with Menaces ....................................................
False pretences and cheating...........................
Receiving and possession of stolen property
Malicious Damage
Larceny by servant .....................
Other offences
(b) Against their person.
Assault causing grievous bodily harm
Other offences
(c) Against the Crown
Currency Offences
Government
Trespass and damage on Crown Land
Opium Offences
Dangerous drugs
Other offences
(d) Against Public Justice.
Breach of Deportation Ord.
Other offences.........
(e) Against the public peace.
Breach of the peace
Possession of Arms....
Other offences .......
(f) Against trade.
Unmanifested Cargo
Stowaways...
Other offences
Against public morals and police.
Begging and touting
Lotteries and Gambling...............................
Public Health...
Street Hawkers offences
Obstruction
Firecrackers
Traffic offences of technical nature
Dangerous Driving of Vehicles ..........
Other offences
Total........................................
1,145
613
1988 1989 (1) Age under 10. (2) Age over 10 and under 12. 22 48 40 21 (3) Age over 12 and under 14. 2 22 12 53 28 30 18 4 (4) Age over 14 and under 16. 13 12 22 36 21 46 19 18 28 15 38 1 4 5 5 3 4