Crime & Justice Latest Thinking

As the foremost thinkers in the area of crime and justice research, Ipsos MORI researchers are frequently involved in publishing our thoughts on a range of issues. Some of our most important publications are included below:

Anti-Social Behaviour And Respect: People, Place And Perceptions

This report is the first to map how anti-social behaviour is perceived at a local level across all parts of England and how these views are changing over time. Tailored analysis enables us to identify where perceptions are not as we might expect; in some areas perceptions of anti-social behaviour are better than we would predict, in others they are worse.

British Views on Respect

January 2006

Ipsos MORI's research preceded the launch of the government's Respect Action Plan which sets out a range of measures to tackle anti-social behaviour and build a culture of respect in society.

Public Concern About ASB And Support For ASBOs

June 2005

With renewed focus on restoring respect and the need to tackle anti-social behaviour post-election, the media release gives details of a new survey by Ipsos MORI which provides a gauge of public opinion towards the use of anti-social behaviour orders (ASBOs).

Public Confidence In The Criminal Justice System pdf, 120KB

Home Office February - March 2003

The public's attitudes and perceptions of the system and its constituent agencies were measured to identify key factors relating to levels of confidence and satisfaction

Experiences of the Criminal Justice System

Victims and Witnesses of Crime for the Audit Commission May - August 2003

Ipsos MORI explore victims' and witnesses' experiences of crime and the criminal justice system for the Audit Commission.

Contacting the Police

Customer Satisfaction Survey for the Office of Public Service Reform February 2003

Ipsos MORI conducted a survey among people who had contacted the police in order to gauge the way people felt about their contact.