I. Gender and ethnicity Gender The one-character code for gender appears in column 34 of record type 1 (offender information). The code is often not present. 1 Male 2 Female 3 Unknown (early years only) Ethnicity
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VI. Proceedings types The two character code for the proceedings type appears in columns 10-11 of record type 3. 01 1964- Apprehension
1964-73 Metropolitan Police Department only 1974- All forces
1983-88 Committed for sentence - youth custody (over 6 months) (s 37 Magistrates Courts Act 1980) 1989- Committed for sentence - young offenders institution (over 6 months) (s 37 Magistrates Courts Act 1980) 05 1964-80 Committed to High/Crown Court for sentence 1981- Committed for sentence for offences triable either way (s 38 Magistrates Courts Act 1980)
1968-82 Committed to High/Crown Court for sentence with a view to detention in a mental hospital with or without restriction order 1983- Appearance at Crown Court for sentence with a view to detention in a mental hospital under s 43 and/or 44 of the Mental Health Act 1983 08 1964-68 Committed to High/Crown Court for sentence with a view to detention in a mental hospital with a restriction order 1989- Summary offences accompanying indictable or triable either way offences tried at Crown Court 09 1964- Committed to High/Crown Court for trial on indictment 10 1969- Committed to High/Crown Court for sentence for offences tried summarily 11 1966-70 Conviction quashed on appeal 1974- Re-trial on order of Court of Appeal 12 1966-70 Sentence varied on appeal 1974-78 Appearance for sentence after due date after deferment without further conviction 1979- Appearance for sentence after deferment without further conviction
1974-78 Appearance for sentence on due date after deferment without further conviction 1979-88 Appearance for sentence after deferment without further conviction 1989- Notice of Transfer 14 1966-70 Free pardon 1974-78 Appearance for sentence on due date after deferment with further conviction 1995- Transfer for trial - summary offences accompanying indictable or triable either way offences
1974-78 Appearance for sentence after due date after deferment without further conviction 1995- Transfer for trial
1995- Confiscation order 18 1974-78 Appearance for sentence after due date after deferment 1986- Application for bind-over order (granted) without further conviction 20 1974- Failure to comply with conditions of bind-over at Crown Court to come up for judgement if called upon 21 1974- Breach of an order for conditional discharge 22 1974-85 Breach of an order for conditional discharge with a term of over 1 and up to 2 years 23 1974-85 Breach of an order for conditional discharge with a term of over 2 years 24 1988- Breach of exclusion order (s 32(3) Public Order Act 1986) 30 1979- Breach of requirements of probation order for 6 months, not dealt with for original sentence Breach of requirements of probation order or appearance for revocation of probation order and re-sentencing
training centre order (not dealt with for original offence) 1979-85 Breach of requirements of probation order over 1 year and up to 2 years (not dealt with for original offence)
violation of a day training centre order (not dealt with for original offence) 1979-85 Breach of requirements of probation order over 1 year and up to 2 years (not dealt with for original offence) 33 1974-78 Breach of requirements of probation order with a term of over 2 years, other than by violation of a day training centre (not dealt with for original offence) 1979-85 Breach of requirements of probation order over 2 years (not dealt with for original offence) 34 1974-78 Breach of requirements of 1 year probation order solely by violation of a day training centre order (not dealt with for original offence)
solely by violation of a day training centre order (not dealt with for original offence) 36 1974-78 Breach of requirements of probation order with a term of over 2 years solely by violation of a day training centre order (not dealt with for original offence) 37 1974-78 Breach of requirements of 1 year probation order as well as violation of a day training centre order (not dealt with for original offence) 38 1974-78 Breach of other requirements of probation order with a term of over 1 and up to 2 years as well as violation of a day training centre order (not dealt with for original offence) 39 1974-78 Breach of requirements of probation order with a term of over 2 years as well as violation of a day training centre order (not dealt with for original offence) 40 1979-85 Breach of requirements of probation order for 6 months (dealt with for original offence) 41 1974-78 Breach of requirements of 1 year probation order, other than by violation of a day training centre order (dealt with for original offence) 1979-85 Breach of requirements of probation order over 6 months and up to 1 year (dealt with for original offence) 42 1974-78 Breach of requirements of probation order with a term of over 1 and up to 2 years, other than by violation of a day training centre order (dealt with for original offence) 1979-85 Breach of requirements of probation order over 1 year and up to 2 years (dealt with for original offence) 43 1974-78 Breach of requirements of probation order with a term of over 2 years, other than by violation of a day training centre order (dealt with for original offence) 1979-85 Breach of requirements of probation order over 2 years (dealt with for original offence)
training centre order (dealt with for original offence) 45 1974-78 Breach of requirements of probation order with a term of over 1 year and up to 2 years solely by violation of a day training centre order (dealt with for original offence) 46 1974-78 Breach of requirements of probation order with a term of over 2 years solely by violation of a day training centre order (dealt with for original offence) 47 1974-78 Breach of other requirements of 1 year probation order as well as violation of a day training centre order (dealt with for original offence) 48 1974-78 Breach of other requirements of probation order with a term of over 1 year and up to 2 years as well as violation of a day training centre order (dealt with for original offence) 49 1974-78 Breach of requirements of probation order with a term of over 2 years as well as violation of day training centre order (dealt with for original offence) 50 1979- Breach of probation order for 6 months following the commission of a fresh offence 51 1974-78 Breach of 1 year probation order, no violation of a day training centre order 1979-85 Breach of probation order over 6 months and up to 1 year following the commission of a fresh offence
of a day training centre order 1979-85 Breach of probation order with a term of over 1 year and up to 2 years following the commission of a fresh offence 53 1974-78 Breach of probation order with a term of over 2 years, no violation of a day training centre order 1979-85 Breach of probation order over 2 years following the commission of a fresh offence Breach of requirements of combination order or appearance for revocation of combination order and re-sentencing 54 1974-78 Breach of 1 year probation order including violation of a day training centre order 55 1974-78 Breach of probation order with a term of over 1 year and up to 2 years including violation of a day training centre order 1979- Breach of requirements of curfew order or appearance for revocation of curfew order and re-sentencing
order
original offence) Breach of requirements of community service order or appearance for revocation of community service order and re-sentencing
original offence) 59 1974-85 Breach of requirements of community service order; order revoked (dealt with for original offence) 60 1974- Breach of attendance centre order or rules 61 1974-89 Breach of sentence of imprisonment suspended for 1 year, no supervision order ever in force Breach of fully suspended sentence of imprisonment 62 1974-85 Breach of sentence of imprisonment suspended for over 1 year and up to 2 years, no supervision order ever in force 63 1974-78 Breach of sentence of imprisonment suspended for over 2 years, no supervision order ever in force 64 1982-89 Breach of partially suspended sentence of imprisonment 71 1974-85 Breach of sentence of imprisonment suspended for 1 year, supervision order no longer in force 72 1974-85 Breach of sentence of imprisonment suspended for over 1 year and up to 2 years supervision order no longer in force 1992- Breach of early release by commission of new offence
longer in force 75 1995- Breach of requirements of supervision, part of Secure Training Order 80 1974- Failure to comply with conditions of suspended sentence supervision order 81 1974-85 Breach of sentence of imprisonment suspended for 1 year, supervision order in force 82 1974-85 Breach of sentence of imprisonment suspended for over 1 year and up to 2 years, supervision order in force 83 1974-78 Breach of sentence of imprisonment suspended for over 2 years, supervision order in force 84 1982-89 Breach of night restriction (requirement of supervision order) VII. Plea The single-character code for the plea relating to the relevant court appearance, where it has been provided, appears in column 13 of record type 3. 1 Guilty
3 Not applicable Note : Plea Codes The plea code has not been reliably recorded in the past and should only be used with any confidence for the analysis of data at the Crown Court from July 1995 onwards. VIII. Disposal codes The three character disposal code appears up to four times, for up to three separate disposals, in columns 15-17, 26-28 and 37-39 of record type 3. A. Pre-1990 01 1963-89 Fine (alone) 02 1963-89 Fine (with some other penalty) 03 1963-89 Compensation 04 1963-83 Payment of damages 1984-89 Supervision order (with requirement to comply with order) 05 1963-65 Parents to pay damages, fine or costs 1966-72 Parents to pay fine, compensation or damages 1973-89 Parents to pay fine or compensation
1973-89 Probation with day centre/day training centre order 23 1963-89 Attendance Centre 24 1963-88 Detention Centre 25 1963-83 Borstal Training 26 1963-89 Sentenced to death 27 1963-67 Preventive detention 1973-74 Deferred sentence passed before due date because of further conviction 1983-88 Youth Custody (effective) 1988-89 Detention in a Young Offenders Institution 28 1963-67 Corrective training 1973-74 Deferred sentence passed on due date following conviction for fresh offence during period of deferment 1983-88 Youth custody (non-effective) 1988-89 Detention in a Young Offenders Institution (non-effective)
1971-80 Person accommodated in community home sent to Borstal 30 1963-83 Returned to Borstal 1984-89 Supervision order with school attendance requirement 31 1963-70 Returned to approved school 1973-74 Deferred sentence passed on due date without conviction during period of deferment 1974-89 Custody for life (offender aged 17 and under 21)
1973-89 Order for forfeiture of property used or intended for use for purposes of committing offence 40 1963-89 Restriction Order 41 1963-89 Hospital Order 42 1963-87 Returned to mental hospital 43 1963-89 Guardianship order (under care of relative) 44 1963-89 Guardianship order (under care of local authority) 45 1963-89 Guardianship order (under care of other person) 46 1963-71 Fit person order (under care of relative) 1973‑89 Community service order 47 1963-71 Fit person order (under care of local authority) 1973-89 Deferred sentence 48 1963-71 Fit person order (under care of other person) 1984-89 Change and control condition added to existing order (s.20A of Children and Young Persons Act 1969) 49 1963-89 Recognizances 50 1963-89 Parents recognizances 51 1963-89 Discharged without penalty 52 1967-89 Extended term of imprisonment 53 1963-89 Not separately dealt with 54 1963-89 Sentence postponed 55 1963-89 Detained under s 53(1) of Children and Young Persons Act 1933 56 1963-89 Detained under s 53(2) of Children and Young Persons Act 1933 58 1963-89 Recommendation for deportation (no sentence being imposed) 59 1963-89 Seaman ordered to be taken on board ship or forfeit wages 60 1971-89 One day's imprisonment 61 1968-89 Suspended sentence of imprisonment ‑ suspended one year 62 1968-89 Suspended sentence of imprisonment ‑ suspended over one year 63 1968-72 Suspended sentence of imprisonment ‑ suspended over two years and up to three years 1984-89 Supervision order with night restriction (Children and Young Persons Act 1969, as amended by Children and Young Persons Act 1988)
70 1968-89 Suspended sentence of imprisonment ‑ no order after further offence 71 1973-89 Supervision imposed at same time as a suspended sentence or for breach of suspended sentence
73 1969-89 Bound over at High Court to come up for judgement if called upon 74 1971-89 Care order 75 1971-89 Supervision order 76 1973-89 Suspended sentence of imprisonment ‑ supervision order altered 77 1973-85 Community service order extended by court after application made 1987-89 Confiscation order 78 1973-89 Community service order revoked by court 79 1973-89 Otherwise dealt with on conviction (or finding of guilt) 95 1963-68 Conviction quashed on appeal 96 1963-68 Free pardon 97 1963-68 Remission 99 1972-89 Disposal without conviction B. 1990 onwards 001 1990- Sentenced to Death 010 1990-92 Extended term of imprisonment 015 1990- Detained under s 53(1) of Children and Young Persons Act 1933 020 1990- Custody for life (offenders aged 17 and under 21) (aged 18 and under 21 from 1994) 025 1990- Imprisonment without option of fine (effective) 030 1990-92 Partly suspended sentence (effective) 035 1990- Imprisonment without option of fine (non‑effective) 040 1990-92 Partly suspended sentence (non‑effective) 045 1990- Detained under s 53(2) of Children and Young Persons Act 1933 050 1990- Restriction order (s 41 of Mental Health Act 1983) 055 1990-92 Lesser term of imprisonment imposed for breach of suspended sentence (effective) 060 1990-92 Lesser term of imprisonment imposed for breach of suspended sentence (non‑effective) 065 1990 Suspended sentence of imprisonment duration of suspension over 1 year and up to and including 2 years 1991- Suspended sentence of imprisonment any duration of suspension 070 1990- Suspended sentence of imprisonment duration of suspension 1 year 085 1990- Detention in a young offender institution (effective) 090 1990- Detention in a young offender institution (non‑effective) 095 1995- Secure training order (s.2 Criminal Justice & Public Order Act 1994) 110 1990- Police cells 1 day (s 135 of MC Act 1980) 140 1990-91 Charge and control condition added to existing care order 150 1990-91 Care order 165 1992- Community service order within combination order (Criminal Justice Act 1991) 170 1990- Community service order not within combination order 175 1995- Curfew order with electronic monitoring (Criminal Justice Act 1991) [see note at the end of this section] section] 177 1995- Curfew order without electronic monitoring (Criminal Justice Act 1991) [see note at the end of this section] 180 1990- Attendance centre 215 1990- Supervision order with residential requirement 220 1990- Supervision order ‑ with night restriction 225 1990- Supervision order ‑ with requirement to refrain from participating in activities specified 230 1990- Supervision order ‑ with school attendance requirement 235 1990- Supervision order ‑ with requirement either to comply with directions of the supervisor or to follow directions specified in the order 240 1990- Supervision order ‑ with other or no requirements 260 1990- Probation order with day centre requirement 262 1993- Probation order with requirements as to activities 264 1993- Probation order with requirements as to residence 265 1990-92 Probation order with residential mental treatment requirement 266 1993- Probation order with mental treatment 268 1993- Probation order with drug/alcohol treatment 270 1990-92 Probation order with non‑residential mental treatment requirement 275 1990-92 Probation order with residential requirement other than mental treatment 280 1990- Probation order other than codes 260 to 275 310 1990- Fine with some other penalty 315 1990- Fine alone (1990), or with some other penalty (1991- ) 320 1990- Conditional discharge 330 1990- Bound over at Crown Court to come up for judgement if called upon 340 1990- Recognizances 345 1991- Restriction order (Football Spectators Act 1989) 347 1992- Exclusion order from football ground (Public Order Act 1986) 350 1990- One day in Crown Court cells 360 1990- Absolute Discharge 370 1990-92 Discharged without penalty 380 1990-92 Payment of costs, when no other penalty imposed 460 1990- Hospital order 465 1990-92 Guardianship order under care of relative 470 1990-92 Guardianship order under care of local social services authority 1993- All guardianship orders 475 1990-92 Guardianship order under care of other person 510 1990- Sentence postponed 520 1990- Recommended for deportation 530 1990- Compensation 535 1992- Local authority to pay fine, compensation or costs 540 1990- Parents to pay fine or compensation or costs 550 1990- Parents recognizances 560 1990- Restitution 570 1990-92 Compensation and/or restitution for offences taken into consideration 580 1990- Confiscation order (money) 585 1995- Confiscation order (property) 590 1990- Order for forfeiture of property used or intended for use for purposes of committing offence 595 Order for forfeiture of vehicle used for the purpose of committing an offence 600 1990- Not separately dealt with 610 1990-92 Seaman ordered to be taken on board ship or to forfeit wages 630 1990- Suspended sentence of imprisonment, variation of duration of suspension 650 1990- Supervision order either imposed at the same time as a suspended sentence or for breach of a suspended sentence 655 1990- Suspended sentence of imprisonment Supervision order altered (1990-92) Regardless of whether altered (1993- )
Supervision order continues after further offence 665 1990-92 Suspended sentence of imprisonment No order after further offence 680 1990-92 Community service order revoked by court 690 1990- Otherwise dealt with on conviction Note: curfew orders Curfew orders (disposal codes 175 and 176) have an extra variable, namely a set number of hours per week for which the order has effect. An offender might, for example, be given a curfew order of 28 hours per week for 6 months. The number of hours per week appears in columns 15-17 of the court appearance (type 2) record. This three-character space is not used for any other purpose. The disposal code for a curfew order - 175 (with electronic monitoring) or 177 (without electronic monitoring) and the overall period for which it operates (6 months etc) appear in the offence information (type 3) record as with any other disposal. IX. Amounts, duration and units A four-character code for the amount and a single-character code for the corresponding unit or duration relating to each disposal appear in columns 19-22, 30-33 and 41-44 (amount) and 24, 35 and 46 of record type 3. The two sets of codes for the duration/unit are set out below. A. Pre-1990 £ Monetary penalty in pounds (Note: a $ sign or a # may appear in some very old records; these should be read as a £ sign) H Hours
D Days W Weeks
M Months Y Years
1 Hours 2 Days
3 Weeks 4 Months
5 Years 6 Monetary penalty in pence 7 Monetary penalty in pounds 8 Monetary penalty in hundreds of pounds 9 Monetary penalty in thousands of pounds Note: life sentences A sentence of life imprisonment should normally be coded as imprisonment for 99 years. However, in some cases it has been coded as 1393 days or 6353 days. Directory: doc doc -> Enterprise Network Management iPost: Implementing Continuous Risk Monitoring at the Department of State doc -> Concept stage doc -> Application for acem doc -> What programs are available? doc -> 100 Village Primary School Music Classrooms doc -> Observational Assessment of Teaching Practices Teaching Assessment Initiative Proposal Submitted to The Teachers for a New Era project doc -> Concept stage doc -> Traditional British values Download 1.24 Mb. Share with your friends:
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