Who experiences or witnesses anti-social behaviour and in what context?
Author: Professor Andromachi Tseloni, Dr Becky Thompson, Dr James Hunter, Dr Puneet Tiwari (Nottingham Trent University),…
Measuring the dark figure of crime
This research, undertaken by researchers at the University of Manchester, used data made available via the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Secure…
Latest output from Data First is ready to provide insight into family court system
As of this week, accredited researchers can apply to use a new dataset linking de-identified data from the…
Good research needs good data: What happens behind the scenes of data analysis?
Dr Rosie Cornish of the University of Bristol gives a glimpse behind the scenes of data analysis for her research…
Exploring defendant appearance(s) in the magistrates’ and Crown Court over time: specialisation, or (de-)escalation
ADR UK Research Fellow Becky Pattinson discusses how she will use linked,…
Ethnic Inequalities in the Criminal Justice System
ADR UK Research Fellow Kitty Lymperopoulou discusses how her work will generate new evidence on the extent and drivers of ethnic inequalities…
What do we know about serious and organised crime and how effective is our response to it? Generating new insights using criminal courts data
ADR UK Research Fellow Tim McSweeney, describes how he is…
ADR UK Research Fellows: The first users of the Data First magistrates’ and Crown Court datasets
ADR UK is funding four Research Fellows for seven to 12 months to conduct analysis using the Data…
Criminal Courts and Prisons Linking Dataset becomes latest research-ready output of Data First
A new linking de-identified dataset is now available in the Office for National Statistics Secure…
Data First User Representation Panel: Terms of Reference
Terms of Reference for the Data First User Representation Panel, which works with the Data First team to represent the interests of justice…