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10 January 2024

2051 GB adults surveyed

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Currently when people under the age of 18 commit a crime, they are not publicly named. Do you think in very serious cases such as murder, convicted perpetrators who are under‑18 should or should not be named?

Conducted 10 January 2024

YouGov surveyed 2051 GB adults

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17%
12%
Currently when people under the age of 18 commit a crime, they are not publicly named. Do you think in very serious cases such as murder, convicted perpetrators who are under‑18 should or should not be named?

Conducted 10 January 2024

YouGov surveyed 2051 GB adults

By:
71%
17%
12%

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