Transcription of Crime Statistics: An independent review
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Crime Statistics: An independent review
Crime Statistics: An independentreviewCarried out for the Secretary of State for the Home DepartmentNovember 2006 Dear Home Secretary,I attach the review of Crime statistics commissioned by your predecessor,Charles review Group has brought together distinguished individuals differing widelyin their ranges of expertise and interests relating to Crime statistics and theirpersonal positioning on the political spectrum. After considerable debate, wepresent to you a series of practical recommendations that we have all agreed onas a basis for immediate and significant changes to and enhancements of ourcurrent production, communication and use of Crime statistics that will do muchto restore public trust and hope you find our report helpful to you in the tasks you face in the sincerely,Professor Adrian Smith, FRSiThe Home Secretary is concerned that public trust in the Crime statistics produced by the Home Office has declined tosuch an extent that it is no longer possible to have a debate about alternative criminal justice policies on the basis ofagreed facts about the trends in Crime .
Crime statistics have a long history,based on court and police records and, since the 1980s,on a victim survey 1.1 National statistics about crime in England and Wales have been collected and published by the Home
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