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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2010-2011

Variable Details

Variablecjsimp1a
LabelMOST important thing the CJS could do to improve your confidence
Responses
1 A. Tackling anti-social behaviour and minor crime 2118
2 B. Reducing he level of re-offending 1497
3 C. Treating people of all races equally 277
4 D. Reducing worry about crime 425
5 E. Putting the interests of victims at the heart of system 565
6 F. Speeding up the delivery of justice 744
7 G. Responding to what matters most to local communities 784
8 H. Tackling youth crime 889
9 I. Bringing more offenders to justice 1512
10 J. Tougher sentences 2627
11 K. Being given information - such as leaflets 94
12 SPONTANEOUS ONLY - Something else 84
13 None of these 43
98 1
99 90
Sysmiss 35004
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2010-2011
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