Scottish Crime and Justice Survey Data Items

Summary

Abstract

The Scottish Crime and Justice Survey (SCJS) is a large-scale social survey which asks people about their experiences and perceptions of crime in Scotland. Findings from crime surveys in Scotland have been used by policy makers across the public sector, academia and third sector to help understand the nature of crime in Scotland, target resources and monitor the impact of initiatives since the 1980s.

• Contact point
  justice_analysts@gov.scot
• Digital object identifier (DOI)
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Keywords

Publisher

• Identifier
  https://ror.org/04v2xmd71
• Name
  Scottish Government
• Logo
  
• Description
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• Contact point
  justice_analysts@gov.scot

Documentation

Description

• Associated media
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• Is part of
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Coverage

Spatial

• Spatial coverage

  Scotland

• Geographic levels
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Temporal

• Start date
  31/03/2008
• End date
  30/03/2017
• Frequency
  Annual
• Distribution release date
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Provenance

• Purpose
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• Source
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• Collection situation
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Access and governance

• Conditions of access
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Usage

• Conditions of use
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• Resource creator
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• Is referenced by
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Access

• Access rights
  https://www.adruk.org/data-access/trusted-research-environments/#tab-c4828
• Access service
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• Jurisdiction
  GB-SCT
• Data controller
  Scottish Government
• Data processor
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Format and standards

• Language
  English
• Format
  Csv

Enrichment and linkage

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• Linkage opportunity
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• Tools
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