This page lists the questions asked on the Age of Criminal Responsibility in 2016. Clicking on the question name printed to the left of each question brings you to the tables of results for that question.
CRBKLAW: Do you think children who are 10 years old understand if they have broken the law?
CRARREST: Do you think children at the age of 10 are old enough to be arrested and go to court?
CRCHOC: John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he steals a bar of chocolate from a shop on purpose?
CRWIND: John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he breaks a neighbour's window with a brick on purpose?
CRSTONE: John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he throws stones at the police on purpose?
CRPETE: Peter is 14 years old. He throws a cup at another young person, hitting him on the head. What do you think the staff in the children's home where Peter lives should do? [MULTIPLE RESPONSE TABLE]
CRPUNCH: John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he punches someone on purpose?
CRBIN: John is 10 years old. Do you think he has committed a crime and broken the law if he sets fire to a wheelie bin on purpose?
CRROB10: Rob is 10 years old. For a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour's house and breaks a window. What do you think the person whould do? [MULTIPLE RESPONSE TABLE]
CRROB14: Rob is 14 years old, For a dare he throws a brick at a neighbour's house and breaks a window. What do you think the person whould do? [MULTIPLE RESPONSE TABLE]
CRROBJOB: Rob is now 20 years of age and is applying for a job. Should his boss be told that Rob broke a window when he was 14 years old?
CRNI10YR: Do you think there should be an older age of criminal responsibility in N. Ireland?
CRNIAGE: What do you think the age of criminal responsibility should be in Northern Ireland?
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