Costs of crime societal groups stats

Question 1

Perpetrators UK

Answer 1

Sadam murdered someone and seriously injured someone else at 15, convicted of murder
Southport killer 52 year sentence
28% prisoners in work in year following release
2/3 unemployed after custody
1/3 UK private sector businesses currently not employing ex-offenders

Question 2

Perpetrators US

Answer 2

More than 60% ex-convicts are unemployed for 4 years following release

Question 3

Victims UK

Answer 3

80% victims of violent crime in E&W were emotionally impacted
5/6 women and 4/5 male victims of rape in the UK did not report
Rate of 1 in 100 reported rapes result in a charge

Question 4

Victims US

Answer 4

47% violent victimisations caused moderate/severe distress to the victim
22% violent victimisations resulted in problems with family and friends
18% victims of violence endured issues with job/ schoolwork

Question 5

Wider society UK

Answer 5

65,000 victims of violence apply for compensation authority per year
Compensation claims of violent crime cost £200m each year
DA CJ costs public £23b yearly
Each DA murder costs public £1m to investigate

Question 6

Wider society US

Answer 6

Prisons cost taxpayers between $80b and $180b
Each place costs each state roughly $30k