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Number of offences
2001 2002 2003 2004
Police force area Findings of guilt Immediate custody( 2) Findings of guilt Immediate custody( 2) Findings of guilt Immediate custody( 2) Findings of guilt Immediate custody( 2)

Avon and Somerset

2,197

129

2,401

124

2,666

167

2,692

145

Bedfordshire

914

79

955

82

1,072

72

1,028

65

Cambridgeshire

813

51

852

41

933

56

1,083

52

Cheshire

1,529

96

1,993

103

1,905

110

2,128

106

Cleveland

887

77

921

71

981

61

1,071

60

Cumbria

761

51

768

37

843

37

907

50

Derbyshire

1,411

140

1,465

164

1,617

168

1,874

143

Devon and Cornwall

2,369

128

2,441

95

2,667

121

2,560

120

Dorset

1,150

91

1,199

83

1,264

73

1,239

52

Durham

1,097

86

1,136

68

1,170

77

1,277

80

Essex

2,456

264

2,522

267

2,622

311

2,853

349

Gloucestershire

865

39

926

44

890

37

913

38

Greater Manchester

4,715

454

4,720

474

4,743

437

4,811

379

Hampshire

3,464

235

3,846

243

3,663

234

3,743

199

Hertfordshire

1,666

94

1,894

90

1,904

78

1,881

94

Humberside

1,259

126

1,395

113

1,445

150

1,623

112

Kent

2,575

165

2,745

152

2,811

179

3,010

155

Lancashire

2,304

148

2,599

159

2,652

146

2,706

125

Leicestershire

1,546

140

1,659

140

1,725

143

1,754

145

Lincolnshire

877

60

847

56

1,111

42

1,209

46

London, City of

162

10

221

12

230

4

169

5

Merseyside

2,195

217

2,293

216

2,687

215

2,849

261

Met Police

11,260

928

12,905

927

12,621

922

13,227

832

Norfolk

1,143

75

1,220

55

1,274

59

1,240

64

Northamptonshire

399

65

236

35

799

65

922

73

Northumbria

2,529

217

2,588

188

2,747

187

2,675

183

North Yorkshire

1,066

55

1,119

63

1,194

51

1,131

40

Nottinghamshire

1,598

187

1,420

129

1,644

149

1,669

111

South Yorkshire

2,020

159

1,945

165

2,089

125

2,224

140

Staffordshire(3)

1,513

136

1,704

143

1,733

141

1,733

124

Suffolk

920

43

1,105

79

1,213

66

1,332

89

Surrey

1,592

65

1,614

68

1,464

44

1,425

51

Sussex

2,358

128

2,306

149

2,430

120

2,368

104

Thames Valley

3,275

210

4,317

219

3,884

159

3,539

190

Warwickshire

880

33

841

40

918

33

845

23

West Mercia

1,740

91

1,719

93

1,797

100

1,689

103

West Midlands

4,914

471

5,050

438

5,233

420

5,584

423

West Yorkshire

3,220

331

3,564

268

3,720

260

3,897

276

Wiltshire

1,045

53

1,005

54

1,031

62

1,024

39

England

78,684

6,127

84,456

5,947

87,392

5,881

89,904

5,646

Dyfed Powys

867

36

927

47

995

46

986

47

Gwent

1,152

76

1,074

74

1,149

94

1,188

69

North Wales

1,227

87

1,270

71

1,326

76

1,349

75

South Wales

2,812

295

2,761

236

2,840

211

2,811

222

Wales

6,058

494

6,032

428

6,310

427

6,334

413

England and Wales

84,742

6,621

90,488

6,375

93,702

6,308

96,238

6,059

n/a = Not available
(1) Data provided covers summary offences of driving etc after consuming alcohol or taking drugs (which cannot reliably be distinguished separately).
(2) Immediate custody includes sentences of secure training order, detention and training order, young offender institution and unsuspended sentence of imprisonment.
(3) Staffordshire police force were only able to submit sample data for persons proceeded against and convicted in the magistrates’ courts for the year 2000. Although sufficient to estimate higher orders of data, these data are not robust enough at a detailed level and have been excluded from the table.
Notes:
1. It is known that for some police force areas, the reporting of court proceedings in particular those relating to summary motoring offences, may be less than complete.
2. Every effort is made to ensure that the figures presented are accurate and complete. However, it is important to note that these data have been extracted from large administrative data systems generated by the courts and police forces. As a consequence, care should be taken to ensure data collection processes and their inevitable limitations are taken into account when these data are used.
Source:
RDS Court Proceedings Database—Office for Criminal Justice Reform—Ministry of Justice.

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