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Summary of the latest information presented in Justice in Numbers.
The management information to understand latest workload volumes and expenditure on Criminal legal aid reform and Trafficking and modern slavery.
These documents supplement the quarterly legal aid statistics bulletin by providing a comprehensive guide to the statistics, data and how to use them.
Legal aid statistics data visualisation tools are web-based tools allowing…
Introduction Legal Aid Statistics in England and Wales is published every…
Introduction Legal aid statistics are published in compliance with the…
Activity in the legal aid system for England and Wales, including criminal and civil legal aid, family mediation, providers of legal aid, client characteristics and Central Funds payments.
These data files are the source for the key statistics on activity in the legal aid system for England and Wales in .csv (Comma delimited) format.
Volume of cases dealt with by family courts over time, with statistics also broken down for the main types of case involved.
Type and volume of cases received and processed through the criminal court system of England and Wales, including statistics on case timeliness.
Type and volume of tribunals cases received, disposed of or outstanding. This also includes statistics on the Gender Recognition Certificate applied for and granted by HMCTS Gender Recognition Panel
Identified needs of offenders in custody and the community by age, gender, sentence type, ethnicity, multiple needs, count of needs and need changes over time.
Volume of civil and judicial review cases dealt with by the courts over time and the overall timeliness of these cases. Also includes annual data on activity in the Royal Courts of Justice and Judicial Sitting Days.
Quarterly National Statistics on possession claim actions in county courts by mortgage lenders and social and private landlords.
Data tables and pivot tools providing an overview of trends in first time entrants into the Criminal Justice System and offender histories in England and Wales.
Overview of trends in the use of out of court disposals, defendants prosecuted, offenders convicted, remand and sentencing decisions in England and Wales.
Trends in cautioning and sentencing of knife and offensive weapon offences.
Annual data on deaths reported to coroners, including inquests and post-mortems held, inquest conclusions recorded and finds reported to coroners under treasure legislation.
Statistics on reoffending of offenders who were released from custody, received a non-custodial conviction, or a caution.
These Safety in the Children and Young People Secure Estate statistics cover assaults, self-harm, and deaths in the Children and Young People Secure Estate in England and Wales.
Tailored reports assessing the impact on rehabilitation programmes on reoffending behaviour analysed within the previous quarter, and summary of results to date.
Detailed quarterly statistics on offenders in custody (including offence groups, sentence lengths and nationalities), and quarterly statistics on prison receptions, prison releases, adjudications, licence recalls and offende…
Quarterly update on deaths, self-harm and assaults in prison custody in England and Wales. Annual detailed data on assaults and self-harm in prison custody.
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