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Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics in Ireland

Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics in Ireland. Administrative Crime data Police (Garda Siochana) Summary recorded crime published quarterly Detailed Annual Report Recent Classification Changes “headline” and “non-headline” offences

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Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics in Ireland

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  1. Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics in Ireland • Administrative Crime data • Police (Garda Siochana) • Summary recorded crime published quarterly • Detailed Annual Report • Recent Classification Changes • “headline” and “non-headline” offences • Since 1999, events recorded on police IT system - prior to that, paper returns

  2. Victimisation Surveys • Module included in QNHS (large-scale household surveys, essentially LFS • Due to be repeated in 2006 • Plan is for large-scale dedicated crime and victimisation surveys every 2 years from 2008

  3. Courts and Prisons Services • Crimes detected and prosecuted included in Police Annual Report • Very basic summary information provided publicly by Courts Service • Basic stocks and flows information provided by prisons service

  4. Future Plans • Expert Group on Crime Statistics reported in 2004 • Following report, decision taken to centralise crime and criminal justice statistics by setting up unit in CSO • Discussions with police at an advanced stage regarding access to micro-data • CSO to take full responsibility from 2006

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