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The transition from juvenile to adult court occurs during what are probably the peak years of criminality (ages 16 through 23). Arrest statistics show that the majority of persons arrested for serious crime are in this age category. Recently completed self-report studies confirm the fact that offenders in this age category engage in more frequent and more serious criminality.' Although young adults commit a disproportionate amount of serious crime, it appears that their chances of being arrested and convicted are lower than for an adult. One California study indicated that a juvenile is twice as likely to escape conviction .for robbery than an adult, and two and a half times as likely to escape conviction for burglary than an adult.2

Juvenile Record Use in Adult Court Proceedings: A Survey of Prosecutors