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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Scottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2010-2011

Variable Details

Variablevoffence
LabelVOFFENCE: Offence code (assigned by coder)
Responses
1 3 SAME DUPLICATE 33
2 11 Serious assault 38
3 12 Minor assault with injury 53
4 14 Serious assault and fire raising 0
5 15 Serious assault and housebreaking 0
6 19 Other assault outside of the survey's coverage 7
7 21 Attempted assault 40
8 31 Rape 1
9 32 Serious assault with sexual motive 0
10 33 Assault with sexual motive 1
11 34 Attempted rape 1
12 35 Indecent assault 3
13 36 Indecent exposure 1
14 37 Rape and housebreaking 0
15 38 Serious assault with sexual motive and housebreaking 0
16 39 Sexual offence outside the survey's coverage 0
17 41 Robbery 7
18 42 Attempted robbery 14
19 43 Snatch theft from the person 9
20 44 Other theft from the person 40
21 45 Attempted theft from the person 25
22 48 Possibly theft but could have been loss/possibly attempte 0
23 49 Other robbery or theft from the person outside the survey 0
24 50 Attempted housebreaking to non-connected domestic garage/ 12
25 51 Housebreaking in a dwelling (nothing taken) 7
26 52 Housebreaking in a dwelling (Something taken) 43
27 53 Attempted housebreaking in a dwelling 83
28 54 Possible attempted housebreaking (insufficient evidence t 10
29 55 Theft in a dwelling 173
30 56 Theft from a meter 0
31 57 Housebreaking from non-connected domestic garage/outhouse 3
32 58 Housebreaking from non-connected domestic garage/outhouse 22
33 59 Other housebreaking, outside of the survey's coverage 2
34 60 Theft of car/van 12
35 61 Theft from car/van 207
36 62 Theft of motorbike, motorscooter or moped 7
37 63 Theft from motorbike, motorscooter or moped 3
38 64 Theft of pedal cycle 130
39 65 Theft from outside dwelling (excluding theft of milk bott 333
40 66 Theft of milk bottles from outside dwelling 0
41 67 Other theft 201
42 68 Possible theft, possible lost property 1
43 69 Other theft outside of the survey's coverage 27
44 71 Attempted theft of/from car/van 25
45 72 Attempted theft of/from motorbike, motorscooter or moped 2
46 73 Other attempted theft 18
47 79 Attempted theft falling outside survey's coverage 1
48 80 Fire raising 18
49 82 Vandalism to a motor vehicle 595
50 84 Vandalism to the home 365
51 86 Other vandalism 11
52 87 Possibly vandalism/possibly accidental damage/nuisance wi 107
53 88 Attempted vandalism (no damage actually achieved) 3
54 89 Other vandalism outside survey's coverage 11
55 91 Threat to kill/assault made against, but not necessarily 264
56 92 Sexual threat made against, but not necessarily to respon 1
57 93 Other threat or intimidation made against, but not necess 65
58 94 Threats against others, made to the respondent 8
59 95 Incident outside of reference period 369
60 98 Incident occurred outside Scotland 51
61 99 Other threats/intimidation outside survey's coverage 2
62 96 No crime committed 84
63 97 Insufficient information to code 27
64 Not Applicable 0
65 13 Minor assault with no/negligible injury 215
66 4 SERIES DUPLICATE 35
67 90 Victim Form skipped 5
68 1 Refer to Scottish Executive 5
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationScottish Crime and Justice Survey, 2010-2011
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