Bringing More Offences to Justice
Number of offences brought to justice, across Local Criminal Justice Board areas; latest data year ending June 2008.
| Offences Brought to Justice | ||
|---|---|---|
| Year ending | Year ending | |
| CJS Areas | Mar 2008 | Jun 2008 |
| England & Wales | 1,445,708 |
1,428,106 |
| Avon & Somerset | 40,971 |
42,225 |
| Bedfordshire | 12,816 |
13,250 |
| Cambridgeshire | 19,231 |
19,410 |
| Cheshire | 23,029 |
23,101 |
| Cleveland | 21,529 |
21,884 |
| Cumbria | 14,359 |
14,286 |
| Derbyshire | 23,678 |
23,048 |
| Devon & Cornwall | 33,003 |
32,504 |
| Dorset | 15,487 |
15,175 |
| Co. Durham & Darlington | 15,985 |
15,136 |
| Dyfed Powys | 12,132 |
11,658 |
| Essex | 39,352 |
38,059 |
| Gloucestershire | 14,028 |
14,016 |
| Greater Manchester | 80,320 |
77,611 |
| Gwent | 17,655 |
16,801 |
| Hampshire & Isle of Wight | 43,915 |
43,357 |
| Hertfordshire | 24,962 |
24,495 |
| Humberside | 30,630 |
29,196 |
| Kent | tbc |
tbc |
| Lancashire | 47,338 |
46,365 |
| Leicestershire | 26,763 |
26,010 |
| Lincolnshire | 14,800 |
15,266 |
| London | 229,841 |
231,694 |
| Merseyside | 46,294 |
46,879 |
| Norfolk | tbc |
tbc |
| North Wales | 18,053 |
17,991 |
| North Yorkshire | tbc |
tbc |
| Northamptonshire | 14,874 |
14,876 |
| Northumbria | 48,015 |
45,425 |
| Nottinghamshire | 28,074 |
27,814 |
| South Wales | 34,985 |
34,312 |
| South Yorkshire | 43,470 |
43,413 |
| Staffordshire | 26,979 |
24,563 |
| Suffolk | 17,450 |
17,110 |
| Surrey | 19,531 |
18,526 |
| Sussex | 37,805 |
36,740 |
| Thames Valley | 51,355 |
51,048 |
| Warwickshire | 11,501 |
11,299 |
| West Mercia | 26,389 |
25,854 |
| West Midlands | 72,889 |
71,527 |
| West Yorkshire | 59,496 |
59,206 |
| Wiltshire | 12,499 |
12,724 |
Data shown as at 11/11/2008
The number of Offences Brought to Justice (OBTJ) is in part affected by the number of recorded crimes in an area. If recorded crime in an area falls there will be fewer offences which can potentially be brought to justice.
The numbers of Offences Brought to Justice (OBTJ) for 2008 are un-validated data from the courts and police, therefore provided as management information as they are provisional and likely to change.