NCJ Number
153092
Date Published
1994
Length
8 pages
Annotation
This is the third in a series of national surveys carried out in Scotland to collect information about the nature and extent of certain crimes experienced by individuals and households.
Abstract
Statistics are presented in the following sections: (1) Why Crime Surveys? (2) Limitations of the data: (3) How much crime? (4) Comparisons with police statistics; (5) Reporting to the police; (6) Is crime rising? (7) Comparisons with England and Wales; (8) Public perceptions of the problem of crime; (9) Other forms of victimization; and (10) Satisfaction with the police. Figures, tables, appendix