UKRI policy fellowships are launched today. We have an exciting opportunity for a fellow to join us and work on technology facilitated violence against women and girls - shorturl.at/bcTMS

Police Officer Quarterly Strength (POQS) Statistics Scotland, 31 December 2024 published today, available here: shorturl.at/8OxdP

Justice Analytical Services has published our Areas of Research Interest (shorturl.at/DnWoi), highlighting key research priorities to help researchers align their work with future government policy needs.

The Scottish Crime & Justice Survey (SCJS) 2023/24 Main Findings report is now published at shorturl.at/4LVpz #SCJS #crimesurvey #crimestatistics #Scotland

Occasional Paper: Long Long-term drivers of and changes in the prison population, published today and available here: shorturl.at/4dWJB

Sentencing Trends in Scottish Courts, 2013-14 to 2022-23, published today and available here: shorturl.at/AMmKB

Experimental Statistics on the Length of the Punishment Part of Life Sentences and OLRs, 2022-23, published today and available here: shorturl.at/0bLAD

Police Officer Quarterly Strength (POQS) Statistics Scotland, 30 June 2025 published today, available here: shorturl.at/AnP5f

New projections of the prison population have been published. This information helps with justice system planning. The modelling estimates indicate that the prison population is likely to rise between October 2025 and March 2026.” shorturl.at/Zu9PP

The latest Recorded Crime in Scotland statistics were published today for the year ending September 2025. Compared to the previous year, there were 5,789 more crimes recorded. Read the Full report➡️ shorturl.at/F8a4d

Police Officer Quarterly Strength (POQS) Statistics Scotland, 31 December 2025 published today, available here: shorturl.at/eXCiw

The latest Recorded Crime in Scotland statistics were published yesterday for the year ending December 2025. Compared to the previous year, there were 10,226 more crimes recorded. Read the Full report➡️shorturl.at/oPuRZ

Scottish Crime & Justice Survey (SCJS) 2024/25 Main Findings report is now published at: shorturl.at/8UL34 #SCJS #crimesurvey #crimestatistics

What can the #SCJS tell us about #crimeinscotland? In 2024/25, 11.4% of adults experienced at least one property or violent crime. See the report at: shorturl.at/8UL34

What can the #SCJS tell us about crime being reported to the police #crimeinscotland? Fewer than one-in-five SCJS crimes were reported to the police See the report at: shorturl.at/8UL34