Reporting crimes and getting compensation
A to Z
- After a crime: your rights
- Ask for a Crown Court sentence to be reviewed
- Claim compensation for a criminal injury
- Compensation after an accident or injury
- Compensation for victims of terrorist attacks abroad
- Compensation for victims of uninsured or hit and run drivers
- Compensation if you're a victim of crime abroad
- Contact the police
- Criminal injuries compensation tribunal
- Female genital mutilation: help and advice
- Forced marriage
- Get an injunction if you've been the victim of domestic violence
- Get financial support as a victim of crime
- Get help if you're a victim of crime abroad
- Get support as a victim of crime
- Make a victim representation to the Mental Health Tribunal
- Make a victim statement to the Parole Board
- Nominate a Community Payback project
- Report a crime or antisocial behaviour
- Report a loan shark
- Report a rape or sexual assault
- Report a stalker
- Report a vehicle with no MOT
- Report abuse of an older person
- Report an immigration crime
- Report an untaxed vehicle
- Report child abuse
- Report child abuse to your local council
- Report domestic abuse
- Report hate crime
- Report online material promoting terrorism or extremism
- Report or find a missing person
- Report smuggling
- Report suspicious activity to MI5
- Report tax evasion
- Report vandalism
- Terrorism and national emergencies
- What to do if your vehicle has been stolen
Detailed guidance
Crime, justice and the law
A to Z
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Courts, sentencing and tribunals
Attending courts, paying fines, appealing a sentence, jury service and tribunals
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Prisons and probation
Sentencing, probation and support for families of prisoners
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Reporting crimes and getting compensation
Including criminal injuries compensation and reporting suspected crimes
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Young people and the law
Includes legal rights, youth offending teams and crime prevention
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Your rights and the law
Includes being arrested, cautions, discrimination and consumer rights
All categories
- Benefits
- Births, deaths, marriages and care
- Business and self-employed
- Childcare and parenting
- Citizenship and living in the UK
- Crime, justice and the law
- Disabled people
- Driving and transport
- Education and learning
- Employing people
- Environment and countryside
- Housing and local services
- Money and tax
- Passports, travel and living abroad
- Visas and immigration
- Working, jobs and pensions