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Thinking Outside the Cell Defined Terms Baker's Dozen Problems Articles & Reports - Bibliography W-W-W-W-H-HM TB-IB-TC-IC 40% approx of lower level crime goes undetected/unreported to police. Over 50% of 'sexual assault' is undetected/unreported ABS publishes annually the results of its Crime Victimisation Survey. ABS 4530.0 - Crime Victimisation, Australia, 2018-19 - Explanatory notes informs inter alia that there is limited information available about family and domestic violence because understandably family members are generally reluctant to acknowledge its existance. ABS Excel file Summary Tables 1 to 3a is accessible from 4530.0 - Crime Victimisation, Australia, 2018-19 Downloads. ABS_Table_1_Reported_Non-ReportedPersonalCrimeRates.xlsx (taken from Table 1 of Summary Tables 1 to 3a) seeks to snapshot the relative percentage of reported crime against unreported crime. Below is an extract from ABS_Table_1_Reported_Non-ReportedPersonalCrimeRates.xlsx . With the exception of sexual assault, the below listed criminal offences from Table 1 of Summary Tables 1 to 3a seem to be Level 5 or a lesser criminal offence.
Prima facie, approx. 40% of Level 5 and lesser offences tabled by the Sentencing Advisory Council, Victoria goes unreported or undetected. Not unsurprisingly, the more serious criminal offences listed Level 1 to Level 4 by the Sentencing Advisory Council, Victoria are more frequently reported to police, with the exception of sexual assault. |
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