Impact of Crime

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Impact of Crime

In Response to Crime

Cost of all the public service work which is done to solve and follow-up crime

Offender and his/her family

Miscarriages of justice

Witness costs

Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme payouts

Criminal Injuries Compensation resource

Jury service

Prison service

Probation service

Magistrates and Crown courts

Legal aid and non-legally aided defence costs

Prosecution

Police

As a Consequence of Crime

Cost of property stolen and damaged

Quality of life of victims

Insurance claims

Cost of health and victim support services

Victim support services

Health Services

Emotions and physical impact

Lost output

Cost of working hours lost

Property stolen and Damaged

In Anticipation of Crime

Cost of crime prevention and insurance premiums

Lower quality of life of potential victims

Fear of crime

Non-financial costs

Insurance premiums

Government crime prevention activity

Collective/community defensive expenditure

Precationary behavious

Insurance resources

Security expenditure