Sweden - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

2005‐2006Period:

Sweden

POLICE Sweden

1. Police personnel, by sex, and financial resources, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

Police are part of the national security force

Country has more than one police force

Police or law enforcement personnel fulfill prosecutorial functions

1.1 Total police personnel 17,073 17,423 188.90 191.92

1.2 Female police personnel 3,682 3,981 40.74 43.85

1.3 Male police personnel 13,391 13,442 148.16 148.07

There is a specialised police body assigned to the policing of organized crime

Yes Yes

1.4 Total police personnel assigned to the policing of organized crime

Total police budget/financial resources in millions of local currency

14,960.14 15,657.42 165.52 172.47

Currency used

Table 1: Use of an alternative reference date to "31 December"

Table 1: Alternative date

The National Police Board, Annual report 2005 and 2006 The budget proposals for 2006 and 2007

Table 1: Source(s) of the data provided

Comments for Table 1

18 December 2008 Page 2013 of 2339

Rates at the national level are given per 100,000 population based on World Population Prospects: The 2006 Revision. Rates at the largest city level are given per 100,000 population based on largest city population given in survey response, otherwise rates are not presented.

2005‐2006Period:

POLICE Sweden

2. Crimes recorded in criminal (police) statistics and persons brought into initial formal contact with the police, by type of crime, 2005‐2006

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

Largest City Stockholm Stockholm

City population 1,889,945 1,918,104

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "total recorded crimes"

Yes Yes

2.0 Grand total of recorded crimes 1,241,843 1,224,958 13,740.17 13,493.44

2.1 Grand total of recorded crimes in city 335,992 336,527 17,777.87 17,544.77

2.2 Grand total of suspects 106,659 109,702 1,180.11 1,208.41

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "intentional homicide"

Yes Yes

2.3 Total recorded intentional homicide, completed 127 115 1.41 1.27

2.4 Total recorded committed intentional homicides in city

2.5 Committed intentional homicide suspects 38 31 0.42 0.34

2.6 Total recorded intentional homicides committed with a firearm

2.7 Intentional homicide, completed with a firearm: Total recorded offences in the largest city

2.8 Intentional homicide committed with a firearm suspects 11 3 0.12 0.03

2.9 Total recorded intentional homicide, attempted 690 769 7.63 8.47

2.10 Total recorded attempted intentional homicides in city 215 230 11.38 11.99

2.11 Attempted intentional homicide suspects 259 355 2.87 3.91

2.12 Intentional homicide, attempted with a firearm: Total recorded offences at the national level

102 116 1.13 1.28

2.13 Intentional homicide, attempted with a firearm: Total recorded offences in the largest city

32 26 1.69 1.36

2.14 Intentional homicide, attempted with a firearm: Total persons suspected, arrested, cautioned

41 66 0.45 0.73

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "non‐intentional homicide"

Yes Yes

2.15 Total recorded non‐intentional homicides 77 88 0.85 0.97

2.16 Total recorded non‐intentional homicides in city 18 20 0.95 1.04

2.17 Total non‐intentional homicide suspects 30 33 0.33 0.36

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "assault" Yes Yes

Data on assault include threats

Data on assault include slapping/punching Yes Yes

2.18 Total recorded assaults 72,645 77,019 803.77 848.40



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POLICE Sweden


2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

2.19 Total recorded assaults in city 19,356 20,462 1,024.16 1,066.78

2.20 Total assault suspects 13,645 14,542 150.97 160.19

There is a distinction between aggravated and simple assault Yes Yes

2.21 Total recorded major assaults 4,702 4,810 52.02 52.98

2.22 Total recorded major assaults in city 1,194 1,251 63.18 65.22

2.23 Major assault suspects

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "rape" Yes Yes

Distinction between sexual assault and actual penetration

Includes consensual underage sexual relations Yes Yes

2.24 Total recorded rapes 3,333 3,703 36.88 40.79

2.25 Total recorded rapes in city 1,127 1,013 59.63 52.81

2.26 Rape suspects 587 745 6.49 8.21

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "robbery" Yes Yes

Includes muggings

Includes theft with violence

2.27 Total recorded robberies 9,398 8,584 103.98 94.56

2.28 Total recorded robberies in city 3,515 3,092 185.98 161.20

2.29 Robbery suspects 1,565 1,590 17.32 17.51

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "theft" Yes Yes

Includes cases in which the property is returned Yes Yes

2.30 Total recorded thefts 444,825 415,427 4,921.69 4,576.11

2.31 All theft in the city 119,636 118,989 6,330.13 6,203.47

2.32 Total theft suspects 28,466 27,029 314.96 297.74

Distinction between grand (major) and petty theft

2.33 Total recorded major thefts

2.34 Major theft in the city

2.35 Major theft suspects

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "motor vehicle/automobile theft"

Yes Yes

Are data on motor vehicle/automobile theft included in total theft?

2.36 Total recorded automobile theft 56,719 51,639 627.56 568.83



2005‐2006Period:

POLICE Sweden


2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

2.37 Motor vehicle/automobile theft: Total recorded offences in the largest city

14,467 13,057 765.47 680.72

2.38 Automobile theft suspects 3,107 3,289 34.38 36.23

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "housebreaking / burglary"

Data include: Theft from a factory, shop or office Yes Yes

Data include: Theft from a military establishment Yes Yes

Data include: Theft by using false keys Yes Yes

Data include: Theft from a car

Data include: Theft from a container

Data include: Theft from a vending machine Yes Yes

Data include: Theft from a parking meter Yes Yes

Data include: Theft from fenced meadow/compound Yes Yes

Are data on housebreaking / burglary included in total theft?

2.39 Total recorded burglaries 113,604 99,718 1,256.95 1,098.44

2.40 Housebreaking / Burglary: Total recorded offences in the largest city

21,509 18,880 1,138.08 984.31

2.41 Burglary suspects 4,232 4,391 46.82 48.37

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "economic fraud" Yes Yes

Includes fraudulent obtaining of financial property Yes Yes

Are data on economic fraud included in total theft?

2.42 Total recorded frauds 51,602 51,394 570.94 566.13

2.43 Economic fraud: Total recorded offences in the largest city 15,800 16,216 836.00 845.42

2.44 Fraud suspects 4,615 4,834 51.06 53.25

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "embezzlement"

Includes fraudulent obtaining of financial property

Are data on economic fraud included in total theft?

2.45 Total recorded embezzlements 6,546 6,632 72.43 73.05

2.46 City embezzlement 2,025 1,992 107.15 103.85

2.47 Embezzlement suspects 2,308 2,019 25.54 22.24

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "drug‐related crimes"

Yes Yes

2.48 Total recorded drug offenses 51,807 66,857 573.21 736.46



2005‐2006Period:

POLICE Sweden


2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

2.49 Drug‐related crimes: Total recorded offences in the largest city 13,222 17,265 699.60 900.11

2.50 Total drug crime suspects 18,357 20,080 203.11 221.19

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "drug trafficking" Yes Yes

Are data on drug trafficking included in drug‐related crimes?

2.51 Total recorded illicit drug traffic crimes 755 910 8.35 10.02

2.52 Drug trafficking: Total recorded offences in the largest city 249 330 13.17 17.20

2.53 Drug trafficking suspects 487 459 5.39 5.06

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "bribery and/or corruption"

2.54 Total recorded bribery crimes

2.55 City bribery or corruption

2.56 Bribery/corruption suspects

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "active bribery"

2.57 Active bribery: Total recorded offences at the national level

2.58 Active bribery: Total recorded offences in the largest city

2.59 Active bribery: Total persons suspected, arrested, cautioned

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "passive bribery"

2.60 Passive bribery: Total recorded offences at the national level

2.61 Passive bribery: Total recorded offences in the largest city

2.62 Passive bribery: Total persons suspected, arrested, cautioned

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "kidnapping"

2.63 Total recorded kidnappings

2.64 City kidnapping

2.65 Kidnapping suspects

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "human trafficking"

Yes Yes

Are data on sexual exploitation included in human trafficking? Yes Yes

Are data on forced labour included in human trafficking? Yes Yes

2.66 Human trafficking: Total recorded offences at the national level 44 38 0.49 0.42

2.67 Human trafficking: Total recorded offences in the largest city 12 16 0.63 0.83

2.68 Human trafficking: Total persons suspected, arrested, cautioned

32 8 0.35 0.09



2005‐2006Period:

POLICE Sweden


Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "smuggling of migrants"

2.69 Smuggling of migrants: Total recorded offences at the national level

1,478 1,131 16.35 12.46

2.70 Smuggling of migrants: Total recorded offences in the largest city

448 432 23.70 22.52

2.71 Smuggling of migrants: Total persons suspected, arrested, cautioned

579 658 6.41 7.25

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "counterfeit currency offences"

Yes Yes

Are data on counterfeit currency offences included in economic fraud?

2.72 Counterfeit currency offences: Total recorded offences at the national level

1,982 1,259 21.93 13.87

2.73 Counterfeit currency offences: Total recorded offences in the largest city

588 328 31.11 17.10

2.74 Counterfeit currency offences: Total persons suspected, arrested, cautioned

65 44 0.72 0.48

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "participation in organized criminal groups"

2.75 Participation in organized criminal groups: Total recorded offences at the national level

2.76 Participation in organized criminal groups: Total recorded offences in the largest city

2.77 Participation in organized criminal groups: Total persons suspected, arrested, cautioned

Statistic Sweden, SCB Source: city population

Attempts are included.Comments for "Total recorded crimes"



2005‐2006Period:

POLICE Sweden


The crimes that are reported to the police and that the police report to the Council are an estimate of the actual number of cases of lethal violence. For example, there are cases that, after the police investigation, prove to be natural deaths, suicides or accidents. To obtain a clear picture of lethal violence, it is necessary instead to conduct special studies, with each individual case being compared with the National Board of Health and Welfare’s cause of death statistics. The number presented for the years 2005 and 2006 are the ones that have been obtained from a special study of lethal violence in Sweden which is yearly conducted by the National Council for Crime Prevention (statistical authority in the field of Crime Statistics).

Comments for "Intentional homicide"

Attempts are includedComments for "Non‐intentional homicide"

In assessing if the crime is gross (major/aggravated) special consideration is given to whether the act constituted a mortal danger or whether the offender inflicted grievous bodily harm or severe illness or otherwise displayed particular ruthlessness or brutality. Attempts are included.

Comments for "Assault"

Attempts are includedComments for "Rape"

Attempts are includedComments for "Robbery"

Attempts are includedComments for "Theft"

Attempts are includedComments for "Motor vehicle/automobile theft"

Attempts are includedComments for "Housebreaking / Burglary"

Attempts are includedComments for "Economic fraud"

The category includes embezzlement according to the definition as well as other breaches of trust for example: misuse of authority, unlawful use, breach of trust against a principal.

Comments for "Embezzlement"

Attempts are includedComments for "Drug‐related crimes"

Attempts are includedComments for "Drug trafficking"

The category isn’t separated in our statistics from the number of other categories. The category is therefore a part of a total number.

Comments for "Bribery and/or corruption"

The category isn’t separated in our statistics from the number of other categories. The category is therefore a part of a total number.

Comments for "Kidnapping"

Attempts are includedComments for "Human trafficking"

Attempts are includedComments for "Smuggling of migrants"

Attempts are includedComments for "Counterfeit currency offences"

Comments for "Participation in organized criminal groups"

The National Council for Crime Prevention in SwedenTable 2: Source(s) of the data provided



2005‐2006Period:

POLICE Sweden


3. Persons brought into formal contact with the criminal justice system, regardless of the type of crime, by category and sex, age group and citizenship, where formal contact might include being suspected, arrested, cautioned, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

Data refer to persons suspected Yes Yes

Data refer to persons arrested Yes Yes

Data refer to persons cautioned

Data refer to other categories

3.1 Total female suspects 106,659 109,702 1,180.11 1,208.41

3.2 Total male suspects 83,255 85,833 921.16 945.49

3.3 Total adult suspects 80,466 82,346 890.30 907.08

3.4 Adult female suspects 14,708 15,268 162.73 168.18

3.5 Adult male suspects 64,098 65,575 709.20 722.34

3.6 Total juvenile suspects 25,425 26,654 281.31 293.61

3.7 Juvenile female suspects 6,198 6,382 68.58 70.30

3.8 Juvenile male suspects 18,968 20,070 209.87 221.08

3.9 Formal contact with the criminal justice system: Citizens of other countries


21 years old and olderPolice: Definition of 'adult' used in the national criminal justice system

15–20 years oldPolice: Definition of 'juvenile' used in the national criminal justice system

Police: Definition of 'citizen of other countries' used in the national criminal justice system

t5 In 2005 there were 768 people that were registered whose age couldn’t be determined due to insufficient registration of the data as well as there were 2 438 people whose sex couldn’t be determined due to insufficient registration of the data. In 2006 there were 702 people that were registered whose age couldn’t be determined due to insufficient registration of the data as well as there were 2 179 people whose sex couldn’t be determined due to insufficient registration of the data.




2005‐2006Period:

POLICE Sweden

4. Supplementary information on crimes recorded in criminal (police) statistics

Indicator Value

Comments:

YesAre there written rules regulating the way in which criminal (police) data are recorded?

1Data is collected: 1‐when reported to police, 2‐before invastigation, 3‐after investigation

A principal offence rule is applied

1Multiple offences are counted as: 1‐one offence, 2‐two or more offences, 3‐uncertain

1An offence committed by more than one person is counted as : 1‐one offence, 2‐two or more offences, 3‐uncertain

Data recording methods have been substantially modified during the reporting period





2005‐2006Period:

PROSECUTION Sweden

5. Prosecution personnel, by category, and financial resources, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

5.0 Total prosecution personnel 772 808 8.54 8.90

5.1 Female prosecution personnel 387 414 4.28 4.56

5.2 Male prosecution personnel 385 394 4.26 4.34

There is a specialized prosecution body dealing with organized crime

5.3 Total prosecution officials assigned to the prosecution of organized crime

33 41 0.37 0.45

Total prosecution budget/financial resources in millions of local currency

829.87 888.68 9.18 9.79

Currency used SEK SEK

The Swedish Prosecution Authority and The National Economic Crimes Bureau

Prosecutor agency



Annual Report of The Swedish Prosecution AuthorityTable 5: Source(s) of the data provided

The numbers presented regards The Swedish Prosecution Authority as this authority is the one normally dealing with organized crimes and narcotics. At 31 December 2006 97 prosecutors worked in The National Crimes Bureau. This authority had 2006 a budget of 350 429 000 SEK.




2005‐2006Period:

PROSECUTION Sweden

6. Persons prosecuted, by selected types of crime, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

6.1 Total prosecuted for committed intentional homicide 89 86 0.98 0.95

6.2 Human Trafficking: Persons prosecuted 26 1 0.29 0.01

6.3 Smuggling of Migrants: Persons prosecuted 23 15 0.25 0.17

6.4 Participation in Organized Criminal Groups: Persons prosecuted

Database ‘Leonardo’ (The Swedish Prosecution Authority)Table 6: Source(s) of the data provided

The reason for the decreasing rate of prosecution for the specific crime ‘human trafficing’ might be that it is more efficient to prosecute for related crimes that are regarded as severe. Whether this is the case however, requires a more thorough analysis. T6.4: Database contains no variable for crimes related to ‘participation in organized criminal groups’.




2005‐2006Period:

PROSECUTION Sweden

7. Persons prosecuted, regardless of the type of crime, by sex, age group, and citizenship, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

7.0 Total persons prosecuted 118,949 122,159 1,316.09 1,345.63

7.1 Total females prosecuted

7.2 Total males prosecuted

7.3 Total adults prosecuted

7.4 Adult females prosecuted

7.5 Adult males prosecuted

7.6 Total juveniles prosecuted 14,319 15,247 158.43 167.95

7.7 Juvenile females prosecuted

7.8 Juvenile males prosecuted

7.9 Persons prosecuted: Citizens of other countries

Are citizens of other countries included in total persons prosecuted?

Yes Yes

Database ‘Leonardo’ (The Swedish Prosecution AuthorityTable 7: Source(s) of the data provided

Age 18 yrsProsecution: Definition of 'adult' used in the national criminal justice system

Age 15‐17 yrsProsecution: Definition of 'juvenile' used in the national criminal justice system

No statistical definitionProsecution: Definition of 'citizen of other countries' used in the national criminal justice system

Database contains no variables regarding t 7.1‐7.5, 7.7‐7.9Comments for Table 7



2005‐2006Period:

COURTS Sweden

8. Judges, by status and sex, and financial resources, including in appeal courts, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

8.0 Total number of professional judges/magistrates 1,419 1,532 15.70 16.88

8.1 Number of female professional judges/magistrates 610 735 6.75 8.10

8.2 Number of male professional judges/magistrates 809 797 8.95 8.78

8.3 Number of part time professional judges/magistrates 0 0 0.00 0.00

8.4 Professional part time judges: Females 0 0 0.00 0.00

8.5 Professional part time judges: Males 0 0 0.00 0.00

Part‐time personnel is NOT included in total professional judges or magistrates

8.6 Number of lay judges/magistrates 7,572 8,428 83.78 92.84

8.7 Number of female lay judges/magistrates 3,911 4,213 43.27 46.41

8.8 Number of male lay judges/magistrates 3,661 4,215 40.51 46.43

8.9 Number of part time lay judges/magistrates 7,572 8,428 83.78 92.84

8.10 Lay part time judges: Females 3,911 4,213 43.27 46.41

8.11 Lay part time judges: Males 3,661 4,215 40.51 46.43

Data on part‐time personnel is NOT included in total lay judges or magistrates

There is a specialised court dealing with organized crime

8.12 Total professional judges or magistrates assigned to the judging of organized crime

Total court budget/financial resources in millions of local currency

4,134 3,916 45.74 43.14

Currency used SEK SEK



8.0‐8.11: The National Courts Administration’s Personnel system Palasso. Total court budget: The National Courts Administration’s annual reports


Question in table 8.12 is not possible to answer. Comments for Table 8



2005‐2006Period:

COURTS Sweden

9. Persons brought before the criminal courts and estimates on output statistics, regardless of the type of crime, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

Data on total persons brought before the criminal courts (input statistics) are available

9.0 Total number of persons brought before the criminal courts

9.1 Conviction rate

9.2 Duration of criminal trials (months)



10. Persons convicted in the criminal courts, by selected types of crime, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

10.1 Total convicted for committing intentional homicide 146 163 1.62 1.80

10.2 Human Trafficking: Persons convicted 7 11 0.08 0.12

10.3 Smuggling of Migrants: Persons convicted 383 435 4.24 4.79

10.4 Participation in Organized Criminal Groups: Persons convicted

The National Council fro Crime Prevention in Sweden Table 10: Source(s) of the data provided




2005‐2006Period:

COURTS Sweden

11. Persons convicted in the criminal courts, by sex, age group and citizenship, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

11.0 Grand total of persons convicted 115,402 119,686 1,276.85 1,318.39

11.1 Total females convicted 20,162 20,967 223.08 230.96

11.2 Total males convicted 95,240 98,719 1,053.77 1,087.43

11.3 Total adults convicted 91,526 94,295 1,012.67 1,038.70

11.4 Adult females convicted 14,582 15,104 161.34 166.38

11.5 Adult males convicted 76,944 79,191 851.33 872.32

11.6 Total juveniles convicted 23,876 25,390 264.17 279.68

11.7 Juvenile females convicted 5,580 5,863 61.74 64.58

11.8 Juvenile males convicted 18,296 19,527 202.43 215.10

11.9 Persons convicted: Citizens of other countries

Citizens of other countries are included in total persons convicted

Yes Yes

The National Council fro Crime Prevention in SwedenTable 11: Source(s) of the data provided

21 years old and older Courts: Definition of 'adult' used in the national criminal justice system

15–20 years old Courts: Definition of 'juvenile' used in the national criminal justice system

Courts: Definition of 'citizen of other countries' used in the national criminal justice system




2005‐2006Period:

PRISONS Sweden

12. Adult prisons, penal institutions or correctional institutions (including institutions for pre‐trial detention), 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

12.1 Total number of adult prisons, penal or correctional institutions (excluding temporary jail lock‐ups)

81 80 0.90 0.88

12.2 Adult prisons: Official capacity (intended number of places available without overcrowding)

6,831 6,835 75.58 75.29



Swedish prison and probation service dataTable 12: Source(s) of the data provided


13. Juvenile prisons, penal institutions or correctional institutions, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

13.1 Total number of juvenile prisons, penal or correctional institutions (excluding temporary jail lock‐ups)

6 6 0.07 0.07

Data for juvenile prisons are included in adult prisons

13.2 Juvenile prisons: Official capacity (intended number of places available without overcrowding)

78 78 0.86 0.86

Data for juvenile prison capacity are included in adult prison capacity



The National Board of Institutional Care (SiS)Table 13: Source(s) of the data provided




2005‐2006Period:

PRISONS Sweden

14. Staff of adult or juvenile prisons, penal institutions or correctional institutions (including institutions for pre‐trial detention), by sex, and financial resources, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

14.0 Total number of staff in adult prisons 7,350 7,400 81.32 81.51

14.1 Total number of female staff in adult prisons 2,925 3,025 32.36 33.32

14.2 Total number of male staff in adult prisons 4,425 4,375 48.96 48.19

14.3 Total number of staff in juvenile prisons 235 235 2.60 2.59

Total staff of juvenile prisons is included in total staff for adult prisons

14.4 Total number of female staff in juvenile prisons

Total female staff of juvenile prisons is included in total female staff for adult prisons

14.5 Total number of male staff in juvenile prisons

Total male staff of juvenile prisons is included in total male staff for adult prisons

Total prison budget/financial resources (adult and juvenile institutions) in millions of local currency

190.70 182.70 2.11 2.01



The National Board of Institutional Care (SiS) Swedish prison and probation service (KV)


The stated total staff working with young offenders is an estimation. The institutions where the young offenders are treated also harbor young persons which are being treated under the Care of Young Persons Act. Thus, it is complicated estimating the exact number of staff working with the young offenders. Men are constituting the majority of staff. The total staff of adult prisons is an estimation of employees each year.




2005‐2006Period:

PRISONS Sweden

15. Persons held in prisons, penal institutions or correctional institutions (including institutions for pre‐trial detention), regardless of the type of crime ‐ Legal status, sex, age group and citizenship, selected day, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

15.0 Total persons incarcerated 7,372 7,247 81.57 79.83

15.1 Total persons awaiting trial or adjudication 1,477 1,461 16.34 16.09

15.2 Total persons sentenced to incarceration 5,826 5,753 64.46 63.37

15.3 Incarcerated persons: convicted awaiting the sentence

15.4 Incarcerated persons: in other categories

15.5 Incarcerated persons: total adults 7,372 7,247 81.57 79.83

15.6 Incarcerated persons: total juveniles 307 325 3.40 3.58

15.7 Incarcerated persons: total females 375 395 4.15 4.35

15.8 Incarcerated persons: total males 6,928 6,819 76.65 75.11

15.9 Incarcerated persons: female adults 375 395 4.15 4.35

15.10 Incarcerated persons: female juveniles 3 2 0.03 0.02

15.11 Incarcerated persons: male adults 6,681 6,554 73.92 72.20

15.12 Incarcerated persons: male juveniles 245 259 2.71 2.85

15.13 Incarcerated persons: citizens of other countries 1,960 2,004 21.69 22.07

Table 15: Selected day

The National Board of Institutional Care (SiS) and Swedish prison and probation service


21 years and olderPrisons: Definition of 'adult' used in the national criminal justice system

20 years and youngerPrisons: Definition of 'juvenile' used in the national criminal justice system

CitizenshipPrisons: Definition of 'citizen of other countries' used in the national criminal justice system

Definition persons held in prison: Persons counted in the definition are normaly present at the institution. The definition also includes prisoners temprarely placed outside prison for example in a hospital or for drug treatement.




2005‐2006Period:

PRISONS Sweden

16. Persons on probation or under another form of supervision in the community, selected day, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "persons on probation"

16.0 Total persons placed on probation on given day 8,436 8,537 93.34 94.04

16.1 Adults placed on probation on given day 6,808 6,915 75.33 76.17

16.2 Juveniles placed on probation on given day 1,628 1,622 18.01 17.87

Average 2005 and 2006 Table 16: Selected day

Swedish prison and probation service data Table 16: Source(s) of the data provided


17. Persons on conditional release/parole, by age group, selected day, 2005‐2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

Definition consistent with questionnaire for "persons on conditional release/parole"

17.0 Total persons placed on release/parole on given day 4,930 4,809 54.55 52.97

17.1 Adult persons on conditional release/parole 4,718 4,569 52.20 50.33

17.2 Juvenile persons on conditional release/parole 212 240 2.35 2.64

Table 17: Selected day

Swedish prison and probation service data Table 17: Source(s) of the data provided




2005‐2006Period:

PRISONS Sweden

18. Estimated percentage of prisoners suffering from

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

18.1 Prisoners suffering from drug addiction 55 55

18.2 Prisoners suffering from HIV/AIDS .40 .50

18.3 Prisoners suffering from tuberculosis

18.4 Prisoners suffering from mental illness

Swedish prison and probation service dataTable 18: Source(s) of the data provided




2005‐2006Period:

Annex Sweden

19. Statistics on police recorded crime: homicide and other crimes leading to the death of another person, by category ‐ Metadata

Indicator Value

Comments:

1. recorded separately?

2. recorded as a group under ...

3. cons. intentional homicide

4. cons. non‐intentional homicide

5. cons. a crime, but not homicide

6. not considered a

crime

7. Wording in national language

Indicator

19.1 Attempted homicide19.2 Murder19.3 Manslaughter19.4 Infanticide19.5 Homicide related to

intimate/proximity19.6 Homicide related to family19.7 Homicide related to felony

murder/robbery/assault leading to death

19.8 Homicide related to fight19.9 Homicide related to sex19.10 Homicide related to drug19.11 Homicide related to alcohol19.12 Homicide related to arson19.13 Homicide related to

gang/organized crime19.14 Homicide related to

juvenile gang killings19.15 Homicide related to act of

terrorism19.16 Homicide related to

professional negligence19.17 Abortion19.18 Euthanasia19.19 Help with suicide19.20 Causing death by

dangerous driving19.21 Causing death by careless

driving19.22 Other

Table 19: Source(s) of the data provided The National Council for Crime Prevention in Sweden




2005‐2006Period:

Annex Sweden

20. Statistics on police recorded crime: homicide and other crimes leading to the death of another person, by category ‐ Years 2005 and 2006

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

20.1 Attempted homicide: Total recorded offences 690 769 7.63 8.47

Attempted homicide: Cases solved (%) 48 56

20.2 Murder: Total recorded offences 122 115 1.35 1.27

Murder: Cases solved (%)

20.3 Manslaughter: Total recorded offences

Manslaughter: Cases solved (%)

20.4 Infanticide: Total recorded offences 5 0 0.06 0.00

Infanticide: Cases solved (%) 20 0

20.5 Homicide related to intimate/proximity: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to intimate/proximity: Cases solved (%)

20.6 Homicide related to family: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to family: Cases solved (%)

20.7 Homicide related to felony murder/robbery/assault leading to death: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to felony murder/robbery/assault leading to death: Cases solved (%)

20.8 Homicide related to fight: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to fight: Cases solved (%)

20.9 Homicide related to sex: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to sex: Cases solved (%)

20.10 Homicide related to drug: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to drug: Cases solved (%)

20.11 Homicide related to alcohol: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to alcohol: Cases solved (%)

20.12 Homicide related to arson: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to arson: Cases solved (%)

20.13 Homicide related to gang/organized crime: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to gang/organized crime: Cases solved (%)

20.14 Homicide related to juvenile gang killings: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to juvenile gang killings: Cases solved (%)



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20. Statistics on police recorded crime: homicide and other crimes leading to the death of another person, by category ‐ Years 2005 and 2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

20.15 Homicide related to act of terrorism: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to act of terrorism: Cases solved (%)

20.16 Homicide related to professional negligence: Total recorded offences

Homicide related to professional negligence: Cases solved (%)

20.17 Abortion: Total recorded offences

Abortion: Cases solved (%)

20.18 Euthanasia: Total recorded offences

Euthanasia: Cases solved (%)

20.19 Help with suicide: Total recorded offences

Help with suicide: Cases solved (%)

20.20 Causing death by dangerous driving: Total recorded offences 97 96 1.07 1.06

Causing death by dangerous driving: Cases solved (%) 74 89

20.21 Causing death by careless driving: Total recorded offences

Causing death by careless driving: Cases solved (%)

20.22 Other: Total recorded offences

Other: Cases solved (%)

Figures are checked with other sources

Details for checking with other sources

YesFigures are revised retrospectively

Whenever the information is availableDetails for retrospective revision

OffenceUsed counting unit

Explicit counting unit


Murder and manslaughter are presented together. By the case solved it’s meant that either a person is tied to the offence as a suspect or the offence is cleared by some other means for instance Police investigations reveal that no penal offence was in fact committed.

Table 20: Comments



2005‐2006Period:

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21. Statistics on police recorded crime: theft of motor vehicles, by category ‐ Metadata

1. recorded separately?

2. recorded as a group under ...

3. Wording in national languageIndicator

21.1 Attempted theft of motor vehicles

21.2 Theft from motor vehicle

21.3 Handling of stolen motor vehicle

21.4 Trafficking of stolen cars/ Organized crime

21.5 Aggravated motor vehicle theft (using force against the person)/ Car hijacking

21.6 Joyriding

21.7 Theft of Cars/automobiles

21.8 Theft of taxi

21.9 Theft of vehicles for the transportation of livestock

21.10 Theft of vans/minibuses

21.11 Theft of motorcycles

21.12 Theft of scooters/mopeds

21.13 Theft of motorised miniscooters

21.14 Theft of cyclomotors

21.15 Theft of quad bikes

21.16 Theft of caravans/motor homes

21.17 Theft of buses

21.18 Theft of coaches

21.19 Theft of trains

21.20 Theft of trams

21.21 Theft of lorries

21.22 Theft of construction vehicles

21.23 Theft of agricultural vehicles

21.24 Theft of military vehicles

21.25 Theft of boats

21.26 Theft of other motorised seacrafts

21.27 Theft of snowmobiles

21.28 Theft of aeroplanes

21.29 Theft of other motorised aircrafts

21.30 Theft of other categories of vehicle not mentioned above



2005‐2006Period:

Annex Sweden

21. Statistics on police recorded crime: theft of motor vehicles, by category ‐ Metadata

Indicator Value

Comments:

Table 21: Source(s) of the data provided The National Council for crime prevention in Sweden

Table 21: Comments



2005‐2006Period:

Annex Sweden

22. Statistics on police recorded crime: theft of motor vehicles, by category ‐ Years 2005 and 2006

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

22.1 Attempted theft of motor vehicles: Total number of recorded offences

10,542 9,935 116.64 109.44

22.2 Theft from motor vehicle: Total number of recorded offences 128,901 107,152 1,426.20 1,180.33

22.3 Handling of stolen motor vehicle: Total number of recorded offences

22.4 Trafficking of stolen cars/ Organized crime: Total number of recorded offences

22.5 Aggravated motor vehicle theft (using force against the person)/ Car hijacking: Total number of recorded offences

22.6 Joyriding: Total number of recorded offences

22.7 Theft of Cars/automobiles: Total number of recorded offences 31,588 26,326 349.50 289.99

22.8 Theft of taxi: Total number of recorded offences

22.9 Theft of vehicles for the transporetation of livestock: Total number of recorded offences

22.10 Theft of vans/minibuses: Total number of recorded offences

22.11 Theft of motorcycles: Total number of recorded offences 2,988 3,105 33.06 34.20

22.12 Theft of scooters/mopeds: Total number of recorded offences 8,656 8,831 95.77 97.28

22.13 Theft of motorised miniscooters: Total number of recorded offences

22.14 Theft of cyclomotors: Total number of recorded offences

22.15 Theft of quad bikes: Total number of recorded offences

22.16 Theft of caravans/motor homes: Total number of recorded offences

22.17 Theft of buses: Total number of recorded offences

22.18 Theft of coaches: Total number of recorded offences

22.19 Theft of trains: Total number of recorded offences

22.20 Theft of trams: Total number of recorded offences

22.21 Theft of lorries: Total number of recorded offences

22.22 Theft of construction vehicles: Total number of recorded offences

22.23 Theft of agricultural vehicles: Total number of recorded offences

22.24 Theft of military vehicles: Total number of recorded offences

22.25 Theft of boats: Total number of recorded offences 1,564 1,412 17.30 15.55

22.26 Theft of other motorised seacrafts: Total number of recorded offences



2005‐2006Period:

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22. Statistics on police recorded crime: theft of motor vehicles, by category ‐ Years 2005 and 2006

Indicator Value

Comments:

2005 2006 Rate 2005 Rate 2006

22.27 Theft of snowmobiles: Total number of recorded offences

22.28 Theft of aeroplanes: Total number of recorded offences

22.29 Theft of other motorised aircrafts: Total number of recorded offences

22.30 Theft of other categories not mentioned above: Total number of recorded offences

Figures are checked with other sources

Details for checking with other sources

Figures are revised retrospectively

Details for retrospective revision

Table 22: Source(s) of the data provided The National Council for Crime Prevention in Sweden

Table 22: Comments



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