We publish a range of statistics relating to the operation of the criminal and civil justice systems, on aspects of criminal justice policy, and on other areas of our responsibility.
Certain publications are designated as National Statistics. These are produced and released in accordance with the National Statistics Code of Practice and are marked 'NS'.
We publish a range of policy documents so users can understand the service they can expect to receive.
The full publication timetable is available for past and future releases
We seek views on major changes to our statistical publications, in line with the National Statistics Code of Practice
A guide to Ministry of Justice statistics
This is a guide to the statistics published by the Ministry of Justice. It may help you find where specific statistics are published.
Previous statistical publications
Civil justice
Mortgage and landlord possession statistics (NS)
Conviction histories
Conviction histories of offenders
Coroners and burials
Judicial and Courts Statistics
Judicial and court statistics (annual)
Criminal justice
Criminal Justice System Statistics (quarterly)
This incorporates Criminal Statistics (annual), Sentencing Statistics Quarterly Brief, Sentencing Statistics (annual) and Young people aged 10-17 receiving their first reprimand, warning or conviction
Race and the criminal justice system
Women and the criminal justice system
Time intervals for criminal proceedings in magistrates' courts (NS)
Knife possession sentencing quarterly brief
Freedom of information
Freedom of information: statistics on implementation in central government
Prisons and Probation
Offender Management Statistics Quarterly Bulletin incorporating Offender management caseload statistics (annual) (NS)
Prison population projections (NS)
Multi-agency public protection arrangements annual report
Reoffending
Compendium of reoffending statistics and analysis
Tribunals Service
Employment Tribunal and EAT Statistics (GB)
Quarterly statistics for the Tribunals Service
Social Security and Child Support statistic
Youth justice