Choosing a baby's name can be a huge decision and many parents spend time agonising over the choices in front of them.
What you are called can have a lasting impact on your life, but can it effect the chances of you ending up behind bars?
Recent research conducted by casino experts Goodluckmate has shown that some names are more common amongst troublemakers in the UK, with David and Sarah topping the list.
They submitted Freedom of Information requests to police and received the names of over 42,000 criminals, including 1,010 Davids and 117 Sarahs, who came out on top as the biggest offenders.
Top 10 lawbreaking male names
David - 1,010 criminal charges
Daniel - 1,001 criminal charges
Michael - 895 criminal charges
Paul - 874 criminal charges
James - 796 criminal charges
John - 742 criminal charges
Mark - 742 criminal charges
Lee - 701 criminal charges
Christopher - 691 criminal charges
Andrew - 660 criminal charges
Top 10 lawbreaking female names
Sarah - 117 criminal charges
Amy - 111 criminal charges
Claire - 104 criminal charges
Lisa - 103 criminal charges
Lauren - 101 criminal charges
Kelly - 99 criminal charges
Rachel - 98 criminal charges
Nicole - 85 criminal charges
Michelle - 80 criminal charges
Louise - 75 criminal charges
A spokesperson for Goodluckmate said: "Our names play a huge part in our identity, but can they influence who we turn out to be? Are there some names that are more likely to end up on a judge’s docket?
"We wanted to find out if a name can make someone more likely to become a criminal, so we made Freedom of Information requests to police forces around the country, asking for the names of people that were charged with crimes in the last two years, so we could discover the names most likely to commit crimes.
"In total, we received 42,671 names from various police forces around the country, allowing us to work out which names had the most criminal charges attached to them."
Does your name appear on the lists?
