Publications

This report presents workload statistics for the last five financial years for the operational directorates of the Youth Justice Agency (YJA). From 2007 to 2011 this includes Youth Conference and Community Services and the Custodial Services.

Building Safer, Shared and Confident Communities’ sets the direction for reducing crime, anti-social behaviour and fear of crime in Northern Ireland over the next five years.

The Northern Ireland Prison Service (N.I.P.S) uses a facility named the Prisoner Assessment Unit as a base from which to test life sentence and long term prisoners in the community.

Consultation report on proposals to vary the firearm licensing fees and other miscellaneous amendments.

The role of the Board is to assess arrangements for the control, management and operation of the local DNA database and criminal DNA profiling, assessing compliance with relevant legislation, and that practice and procedures are developed in line with national o

The three main objectives of this action plan are:  Improving access to justice, Bringing legal aid expenditure within budget and Improving governance and accountability of legal aid.

This Newsletter provides an update on changes within AccessNI

This bulletin is based on findings from the 2009/10 and 2010/11 Northern Ireland Crime Surveys (NICS).

Freedom of information request and disclosure relating to IT employee numbers.

This Business Plan looks forward over the next year and maps out how NIPS will progress the vision set by the Review Team.

This Business Plan looks forward over the next year and maps out how NIPS will progress the vision set by the Review Team: of a Service with the offender at the centre of its focus

The purpose of this Business Plan is to translate the priorities, as set by the Minister, into a set of objectives and targets for the Department and set out how we will continue to take these forward and deliver on them in 2012/13.

This quality report provides background information to the Northern Ireland Crime Survey National Statistics outputs 'Experience of Crime' and 'Perceptions of Crime.

The Northern Ireland Crime Survey is carried out by the Central Survey Unit (CSU) of the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency. This technical report, prepared by CSU, presents information on the sample design and methodology used.

The Statistics and Research Branch of the Department of Justice (DOJ) publishes a range of statistical reports derived from the Northern Ireland Crime Survey.

Freedom of information request relating to physical training males and females (gym field sessions).

The Northern Ireland Statistical & Research Agency (NISRA) conduct a yearly satisfaction survey amongst users of the statistics and services provided by the Analytical Services Group of the Department of Justice. 

The Northern Ireland Statistical & Research Agency (NISRA) conduct a yearly satisfaction survey amongst users of the statistics and services provided by the Analytical Services Group of the Department of Justice. 

In March 2012 an online survey was sent to all individuals on the Statistics and Research Branch (SRB) mailing list. (This is a historic list of customers who have requested that they be kept updated on developments or informed of new publications).

The Department of Justice has responsibility for the Health and Safety of Explosives in Northern Ireland and there are Regulations which deal with the carriage of explosives.