'junior crime' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe crimes committed by young people, such as minors or teenagers. For example: Local authorities are concerned about the rise in incidents of junior crime in the area.
38 (April 1940), Robin was introduced as a junior crime-fighting partner for Batman, and he served as the template for later teenage sidekicks.
The gang of "Heist" is led by a suave, charming white mastermind, Mickey Dougray Scottt), who has a bantering relationship with his junior partner in crime, a black named James Steve Harriss).
Every day Blair is savaged in the British media as Bush's spaniel, lapdog and junior partner in crime.
Less likely to come to mind is a small town where high school seniors selling booze to underage juniors constitutes a crime wave.
If a school like Biddick Hall Junior, on a crime-ridden estate in Tyneside where 54% of the pupils are poor enough to get free meals (almost three times the typical figure), can beat the national average, then other schools in less challenging circumstances ought to be doing much better than they are.
When the Egyptian mistress of a senior cabinet minister is discovered in her garden in the middle of the night, using a wheelbarrow to dispose of the body of a junior diplomat, the apparent crime of passion turns into an international incident.
I live in Boston, which is basically Europe Junior except there's more crime, less charm, and much weaker currency.
Janet Fitch: My father gave me Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment" when I was in junior high; my junior high, angst-filled soul responded to that.
But that can't be true because, for nearly two of those years, he was helping young people out of gang crime and drugs as a junior youth leader with our organisation".
Cleaver was an inmate of correctional institutions in California almost constantly from his junior high school days until 1966 for crimes ranging from possession of marijuana to assault with intent to murder.
Adam Cooper, 20, a junior from Marlboro who is president of the Rutgers College Governing Association, said the crime happened at a time when New Brunswick was trying to "clean up its image".
