Perfect World

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In a Perfect World , all crimes are solved and result in a fair and proportionate penalty.

But in reality, Most of the unsolved, and many are not even reported to The Police . So, what is it?

a Few crimes

can be solved In 2018-19, less than 8% of offences led to a load of a suspected or ordered to appear in court, and under 4% were treated out-of-court, by an on-the-spot fine, a caution or a community solution, such as an apology or compensation.

In deciding whether a suspect is collected, The Police in General, with The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), which tracks Crime before the court on behalf of The State .

The two tests that must be met to authorize the CPS, the charges are, whether or not there is a prosecution is sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction and, if in The Public interest.

the charges - and the General recognition of levels - depending on what type of Crime it is.

the Majority of the crimes reported to The Police never

results of Crime in England and Wales

source: Home Office , the end of the year March 2019Low clear-up Rates for robbery -

- drug crimes are often only discovered by Police searches or raids, which is why the fees are higher resolved.

Most of the murders are discovered to solve because of the large investigative effort you.

results vary between the different crimes

percentage of the crimes, the means to the end in a charge or summons before a court in England and Wales

source: Home Office

And the proportion of crimes "recognized", what, that they were resolved in any Way - has been falling continuously since 2015.

But offences such as robbery, where witnesses are needed, and sexual offenses turn frequently to the issue of consent, have significantly lower clear-up Rates .

a Real increase in Crime

In England and Wales, we measure The Crime by The Crime Survey in England and Wales, and count crimes reported to and recorded by The Police .

The survey is seen as a better method of measuring long-term trends - their methods are resistant, and it does not include unreported crimes.

The results show an overall downward trend in offending over the last two decades, before stabilising in recent years.

Police registered Crime on the rise

million

source: Office for National Statistics, Home Office

But, some crimes, such as murder, offences against the economy, crimes against people under the age of 16 are not included in the scope of delivery, The Most important results.

The survey is not to estimate well less common crimes that cause The Most damage, as measured raids Crime and robbery.

Police provides data for a more reliable measurement of the crimes have shown a real increase.

Overall, the numbers of The Police

This is partly because more people feel comfortable approaching The Police about under-reported crimes such as sexual offences, and because The Police are becoming better at recording Crime .

Falling Police numbers

Police officers are of Central importance for the Criminal Justice system's smooth running, such as:

The Number of the officers of the 43 England and Wales forces have declined by over 20,000 since 2010, but the government is from April 2023, in The Most ambitious Police recruitment Drive In the modern time.

It also has officers a steep decline in The Number of Police community support and civilian employees, the vital back-up roles.

Police officers

number of Police officers in England and Wales

source: Home Office , figures have fallen in The Past nine years, in March of each year

When officers are called to reports of A Crime , you have several options, including the solution of issues informally, issue A Warning , or an arrest - that can lead to a prosecution.

But the decrease in officer numbers, arrests have gone down for almost all crimes.

Less law enforcement is done

Detective-work was more difficult, because the mass of the digital-makers of the material of smartphones, computers, and data.

about A 30% reduction in the CPS budget between 2011 and 2018, also has an impact on the volume of law enforcement and how quickly cases can be processed, although the court success, the prices have improved.

If a case goes to court, the majority of offences, with the magistrates or district judges, but serious criminal offences that should be heard by the Crown Court , where the defendants have The Right to a trial by jury.

The Number of charges is reduced has been closed

persecutions in England and Wales, with a success rate

source: Ministry of justice

Almost half of the judges of the courts in England and Wales, since 2010.

This is due to a strategy of The State to move in, some cases, such as low-level theft and driving offences from the court system, through the extension of the use of video-links and virtual consultations online.

fines-Most common punishment for crimes

When a defendant confesses to The Crime they are accused of, or found guilty, following a trial, a magistrate or judge to determine The Most appropriate sanction.

The maximum (and in some cases at least) a contractual penalty for each case of infringement is established by law, but the judges also refer to the Sentencing Council guidelines.

A minority of the court are not judgments in a row in Prison

%, England and Wales,-motoring offences

source: Ministry of justice, for years, until the end of March 2019

Most of the offences dealt with by fines or community sentences administered by probation officers.

The sample time the system has been partially privatized, in the year 2014, but will now make a further substantial revision to undo some of the changes.

GB has more prisoners than its neighbors

the Prison is usually reserved for serious offenders and persistent criminals and those who have a danger to The Public ; it is intended as a "last resort", but in England and Wales have one of the highest Rates of imprisonment in the Western World , with nearly 83,800 people currently locked.

the UK' s incarceration rate is the highest in Western Europe

Per 100,000

source: Birkbeck, University of London

prisons, like other parts of the Criminal Justice system, including significant budget cuts, which led to the loss of More Than 6,000 front-line Prison staff between 2010 and 2016.

The reduction coincided with an increase in violence, drug use and self-harm.

Prison violence has increased, while officer numbers

number of Prison attacks and The Number of front-line went to Prison officers in England and Wales

source: Ministry of justice

the Prison officer numbers are now to invest the rise and the government has promised £2. 5 billion in 10,000 new places.

But The Legacy of the years of the austerity measures is yet to be felt.

What is going on in Scotland ?

Reevel Alderson, Bbc Scotland home Affairs correspondent

Crime and law enforcement statistics are not directly comparable with England and Wales.

Crime was on a downward course in The Past 27 years, although there was a slight increase in reported crimes to The Police in The Past year.

South of The Border , there is another level of Crime in Scotland - the annual Crime and Justice Survey.

This has also shown a decrease in recent years.

Crime in Scotland a reduction in

Scotland was, in the year to the end of March

source: Scottish government, no survey data collected in 2012, 2014 or 2016

Police Officer numbers in Scotland have remained broadly similar since 2013, although The Police in Scotland has announced that it is to fulfill plans to reduce its strength from approximately 400 officers by 2021, the budget restrictions.

its security The Number of crimes is still high, but that is not the same as crimes to be solved.

This enlightened figure includes all cases in which criminal proceedings sufficient evidence to justify.

When an accused person dies before the case comes to court, or fleeing from the country, The Crime is considered solved.

Scotland ' s Crime " clear" is the same

proportion of offenses than enough evidence for the prosecution

source: Scottish government, it does not mean that The Crime actually prosecuted

has Also seen Northern Ireland , an increase in Police recorded Crime .

the COP number has decreased since 2010, although slower than in England and Wales.

Around 30% of recorded crimes result in some form of Action .

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Source of news: bbc.com