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Table C: Number of reprimands and final warnings issued to males and females aged 10 to 17 for violence against the person offences, and the number whose charge was dismissed at the magistrates court and acquitted at the Crown court in England and Wales, 2004 and 2005( 1, 2, 3)
	2004			2005
Age and Sex	Reprimands and final warnings( 3)	Charge dismissed	Acquitted	Reprimands and final warnings( 3)	Charge dismissed	Acquitted
Male
10	162	0	1	210	1	0
11 to 13	2,336	37	8	2,961	23	6
14 to 16	5,782	269	98	6,785	302	88
17	1,590	163	109	1,773	187	98
Total under 18	9,870	469	216	11,729	513	192
Female
10	23	0	0	19	0	1
11 to 13	868	2	2	1,156	3	3
14 to 16	2,412	59	26	3,060	56	21
17	444	24	10	580	15	11
Total under 18	3,747	85	38	4,815	74	36
Male and Female
10	185	0	1	229	1	1
11 to 13	3,204	39	10	4,117	26	9
14 to 16	8,194	328	124	9,845	358	109
17	2,034	187	119	2,353	202	109
Total under 18	13,617	554	254	16,544	587	228
(1) These data are on the principal offence basis. (2) Every effort is made to ensure that the figures presented are accurate and complete. However, it is important to note that these data have been extracted from large administrative data systems generated by the courts and police forces. As a consequence, care should be taken to ensure data collection processes and their inevitable limitations are taken into account when those data are used. (3) The section of the Crime and Disorder Act that removed the use of cautions for persons under 18 and replaced them with reprimands and final warnings came into force nationally from 1 June 2000. The data provided in the above table are for reprimands and final warnings, as simple cautions can no longer be issued to people under 18. Source: RDS-OCJR, Ministry of Justice.

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Departments: Accountancy

Mr. Bellingham: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many auditors are employed within the internal audit department of his Department; and if he will make a statement. [159438]

Maria Eagle: There are 64 full and part-time auditors employed in the Ministry of Justice (62.15 full-time equivalent posts).

These have responsibility for MoJ Central, HM Courts Service, Tribunals Service, Office of the Public Guardian, National Offenders Management Service, Youth Justice Board, Office of Criminal Justice Reform, Wales Office, Scotland Office, Judicial Appointments Commission and other offices within the MoJ family.

They do not cover the Legal Services Commission or HM Prison Service, which have their own separate audit units. The LSC employs eight internal auditors and HMPS 16 internal auditors.

Departments: Public Participation

Mrs. May: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many citizens’ juries were arranged by his
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Department since June 2007; which organisations have been commissioned to conduct each citizens’ jury; and what the estimated cost is of each exercise. [159506]

Mr. Wills: My Department has not arranged any citizens’ juries since June 2007.

Parole

Mr. Bellingham: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many prisoners were detained as a consequence of breaching release licensing conditions at each prison establishment in each of the last 12 months; and if he will make a statement. [159439]

Mr. Hanson: Information on the numbers of prisoners detained as a consequence of breaching their licensing conditions by prison establishment in England and Wales can be found in the following table.

These figures have been drawn from administrative IT systems, which, as with any large scale recording system, are subject to possible errors with data entry and processing.

Recall prison population by month, from August 2006 to August 2007, by establishmen t( 1)
	Recall population by establishmen t( 1)
	2006					2007
	Aug	Sept	Oct	Nov	Dec	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug
Total recall population	4,313	4,411	4,550	4,724	4,711	4,963	4,974	4,930	5,027	5,104	5,105	5,253	5,317
Altcourse	69	70	69	73	65	73	78	71	77	82	79	96	106
Acklington	83	81	75	85	87	97	105	101	102	114	112	117	126
Bristol	56	61	69	68	75	80	73	70	67	73	83	73	74
Birmingham	158	152	140	137	132	137	135	125	132	143	148	174	153
Bullingdon	67	72	71	83	80	80	69	69	71	76	71	72	73
Blakenhurst	86	81	85	90	80	84	80	83	77	80	80	80	94
Channings Wood	55	52	57	54	62	64	67	73	66	71	60	59	63
Dartmoor	66	62	64	67	68	79	75	70	70	77	78	77	81
Durham	75	84	102	92	84	98	92	103	103	126	116	118	100
Doncaster	95	115	120	115	129	133	132	113	109	107	99	105	98
Elmley	69	66	64	69	66	68	67	66	75	77	69	78	86
Forest Bank	115	133	129	121	126	130	129	126	126	133	131	169	138
Holme House	74	67	82	87	82	93	100	95	101	96	93	101	101
Hull	101	114	102	107	113	122	115	101	101	123	120	125	114
Leeds	122	129	125	138	118	116	99	106	116	117	106	115	125
Lincoln	65	61	55	59	55	50	74	60	70	87	107	133	118
Liverpool	91	89	99	92	113	105	100	101	116	123	120	117	115
Littlehey	71	71	71	67	68	70	71	71	62	61	63	66	70
Manchester	82	87	84	69	61	74	96	100	108	105	97	90	104
Nottingham	68	62	63	71	82	67	61	65	51	78	84	88	83
Preston	51	54	51	72	74	72	79	63	59	59	58	61	61
Parc	88	79	74	87	85	90	90	95	87	99	95	101	89
Ranby	74	68	74	74	69	77	78	86	87	90	88	75	76
Risley	53	54	63	69	78	82	80	86	86	88	83	81	82
Stafford	63	61	62	65	68	73	75	76	76	79	79	79	82
Wymott	64	67	80	80	89	92	91	94	101	105	109	114	112
Wormwood Scrubs	65	80	65	64	62	64	61	61	82	83	71	61	67
Whatton	87	89	99	103	106	109	101	98	95	97	106	104	106
Wandsworth	78	67	62	65	73	88	87	87	80	104	99	106	110
(1) Total recall population includes all establishments however the breakdown only includes those establishments with 50 or more recallees in each month.

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