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Home Office Statistical Bulletin 03/12 contains the police service strength statistics for the 43 police forces of England and Wales.
Statistical notice: additional statistics on prisoners and youth justice.
Home Office Statistics conclusion to the consultation on the British Crime Survey Intimate Personal Violence questionnaire, January 2012.
Explanation of how the British Crime Survey is conducted, and which areas of the UK it covers.
A presentation from the National Stalking Helpline providing some key stalking statistics.
This report contains statistics on football-related arrests and banning orders issued in 2010 to 2011.
This document contains details of the publication of the first report from the terrorism and terrorist financing independent reviewer.
This strategy, Future Directions in Organised Crime Research, sets out the Home Office position on organised crime research.
Statistics on the activity of the Social Security and Child Support (SSCS) tribunal.
Professor Löfstedt's independent review of health and safety legislation and the government response.
Summary of findings from a survey of partners engaged in the strategic development and operational delivery of local IOM approaches.
Occasional Paper 98 is a Rapid Evidence Assessment that identifies the social and physical factors for vulnerability or resilience.
This report employs a criminological framework to understand vulnerability and resilience to Al Qa’ida influenced violent extremism.
This research was undertaken to provide evidence for the Family Justice Review, and to inform family justice policy developments.
Legal aid administrative records were used to examine the outcomes from, and repeat use of, family legal aid services.
This report sets the main conclusions and recommendations made by the 'Family justice review' for the family justice system.
Draft consultation documents on revisions to Police and Criminal Evidence Act codes C, G and H.
This report presents an overview of the disorder that occurred in parts of England in August 2011, reporting on 5,175 recorded crimes.
Figures from the 2010 to 2011 British Crime Survey (BCS).
This report provides findings from a number of experimental surveys conducted by TNS-BMRB in 2011. The surveys were designed…
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