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Crime and Justice Charts of the Week

This list shows the charts already published (in order with published titles) and future plans (in approximate order with subject names).

Published

1. Fewer people are victims of common crimes than 30 years' ago
2. Police cuts haven't hit everywhere equally
3. Almost 7 million adults have been victims of partner abuse
4. For most offences prison is the exception, not the rule
5. Homicide methods are changing
6. Over 10 years, basic police pay has fallen by 22% in real terms
7. Drug use was falling, but that seems to be changing
8. Most people think the justice system is fair, fewer say it's effective
9. Online crime now the most-likely threat to many businesses
10. Police are arresting half as many people as a decade ago
11. Much of the homicide drop has already been erased
12. Sentences for knife carrying are increasing, but not for teens
13. Young offenders are more likely to re-offend than adults
14. In five years, crime-related demands on police have almost doubled
15. Most prison sentences are for violent crimes
16. When police use force, they rarely cause injury
17. Seizures of the most harmful drugs at UK borders are falling
18. More than 1,400 football arrests each season
19. One in ten of us is on the National DNA Database
20. What offences are people most often proseucted for?
21. 10 times more people die in police collisions than in shootings
22. Police crackdowns catch few drink drivers
23. Homicides haven't only increased in Britain
24. Stop and search has fallen, arrests from searches less so
25. 73% of victim-based crime is not reported to police
26. England & Wales has highest per-capita prison population in Western Europe
27. No big changes in sentences after new police-assaults law
28. Some police forces are much more likely to prosecute violence
29. In serious cases, justice is often slow

Planned (slug name if code written)

29. Reasons for crime non-reporting, by crime type
30. Substance misuse in prison
31. Clearance rates for different crime types (detection-rates)
32. Prison population over time
33. Police use of firearms
34. Attrition of sex-offending cases in the CJS (use PRC outcomes open data from chart 28)
35. Importance of crime as an issue of public concern over time
36. Variation in violence victimisation risk by age, sex etc. (violence-risk)
37. Incidence of CSEW fraud by type
38. Trust in CJ professions (police, judges etc.) over time in comparison to other professions
39. Seasonal variation in different crimes
40. Police complaints by type
41. Variations in procurement costs between police forces
42. Repeat victimisation
43. Police officer causes of on-duty death
44. Fear of crime
45. Police force reserves as a proportion of budget over time
46. Overdose deaths
47. Places that have lost their local magistrates court, based on Voronoi polygons
48. Stop and search over time
49. Police chief officer pay by force size
50. Variations in sentencing around the country
51. Self harm in prisons
52. Annual prison performance ratings over time
53. Proportion of prisoners on remand in different European countries