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Reparation by Offenders

Volume 487: debated on Monday 9 February 2009

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many reparation orders under the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 have been issued by each court in each year since 2005. (254179)

The available information is contained in the following table.

Number of reparation orders1 issued in England and Wales by court type and force area, 2005-07

Year/court type

2005

2006

Magistrates court

Crown court

Total

Magistrates court

Crown court

Total

Avon and Somerset

61

61

74

74

Bedfordshire

8

8

16

16

Cambridgeshire

28

1

29

40

40

Cheshire

36

36

16

16

Cleveland

45

45

49

49

Cumbria

8

8

4

4

Derbyshire

44

44

39

39

Devon and Cornwall

86

86

98

1

99

Dorset

35

35

34

34

Durham

41

41

67

67

Essex

51

51

69

69

Gloucestershire

8

8

14

14

Greater Manchester

190

1

191

212

2

214

Hampshire

68

68

48

48

Hertfordshire

45

45

64

64

Humberside

125

125

118

118

Kent

88

88

114

114

Lancashire

100

100

160

160

Leicestershire

44

44

66

66

Lincolnshire

16

16

29

29

Merseyside

80

80

90

90

Metropolitan Police

202

1

203

311

2

313

Norfolk

26

26

70

1

71

North Yorkshire

69

69

55

55

Northamptonshire

—-

Northumbria

429

429

479

479

Nottinghamshire

152

152

162

1

163

South Yorkshire

130

130

168

168

Staffordshire

70

70

88

88

Suffolk

87

87

86

86

Surrey

70

70

69

69

Sussex

89

89

144

144

Thames Valley

74

74

85

85

Warwickshire

34

34

63

63

West Mercia

41

41

41

41

West Midlands

116

116

96

96

West Yorkshire

185

185

170

170

Wiltshire

16

16

33

33

Dyfed-Powys

5

5

6

6

Gwent

45

3

48

47

47

North Wales

52

52

69

69

South Wales

112

112

75

75

Total

3,211

6

3,217

3,738

7

3,745

Number of reparation orders1 issued in England and Wales by court type and force area, 2005-07

Year/court type

2007

Magistrates court

Crown court

Total

Avon and Somerset

87

87

Bedfordshire

22

22

Cambridgeshire

49

49

Cheshire

21

21

Cleveland

49

49

Cumbria

9

9

Derbyshire

40

40

Devon and Cornwall

97

97

Dorset

53

53

Durham

91

91

Essex

56

56

Gloucestershire

33

33

Greater Manchester

295

295

Hampshire

56

56

Hertfordshire

56

56

Humberside

134

134

Kent

134

134

Lancashire

177

177

Leicestershire

63

63

Lincolnshire

20

20

Merseyside

106

106

Metropolitan Police

316

1

317

Norfolk

72

72

North Yorkshire

50

50

Northamptonshire

56

56

Northumbria

491

491

Nottinghamshire

157

157

South Yorkshire

147

147

Staffordshire

88

88

Suffolk

80

80

Surrey

66

66

Sussex

183

183

Thames Valley

81

1

82

Warwickshire

82

82

West Mercia

50

50

West Midlands

85

85

West Yorkshire

197

197

Wiltshire

17

17

Dyfed-Powys

5

5

Gwent

44

44

North Wales

66

66

South Wales

71

1

72

Total

4,052

3

4,055

1 Reparation orders are only given to young offenders aged under 18

Notes:

1. The statistics given are on a principal offence and primary disposal basis. When a defendant has been found guilty of two or more offences the principal offence is the offence for which the heaviest penalty is imposed. Where the same disposal is imposed for two or more offences the offences selected are the offences for which the statutory maximum penalty is the most severe A defendant could be issued with more than one disposal for a committed offence. The statistics do not include number of reparation orders given as secondary disposal.

2. Every effort is made to ensure that the figures presented are accurate and complete. However, it is important to note that these data have been extracted from large administrative data systems generated by the courts and police forces. As a consequence care should be taken to ensure data collection processes and their inevitable limitations are taken into account when those data are used.

Source:

Office for Criminal Justice Reform—Evidence and Analysis Unit

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