What name is given to the psychological discipline which involves studying criminality?

In which year was homosexuality decriminalised in the UK?

In which year was indoor smoking in pubs and bars criminalised in the UK?

Which of these is generally used by society to define crimes?

Some things which are illegal in one culture may be legal in another. What name is given to this?

Some things which are illegal in one time period may be legal in another. What name is given to this?

Some actions which may be criminal for one age group may be legal for another. What name is given to this?

Which of these is not an official body which releases reliable crime statistics?

Which of these is not an official body which releases reliable crime statistics?

In what year was the census first carried out in the UK?

How frequently is the UK census carried out?

What is the formal name given to the mass survey done by the government every 10 years in the UK?

Which of these is the main problem when using offender surveys to measure crime rates?

Offender surveys use which of the following groups as participants?

Which of these crimes is unlikely to be seen on a victim survey?

Which of these crimes is unlikely to be seen on a victim survey?

Which of these crimes is unlikely to be seen on a victim survey?

At what age is it considered that children in the UK are able to understand their actions?

What is the formal name given the large crime survey done by the UK government at regular intervals?