1. Homicide data for Scotland (2006 – 2016)
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Homicide data for Scotland (2006 – 2016)

2. General population homicides: age and gender of offenders
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3. General population homicides: relationship
to perpetrator by gender of perpetrator
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4. General population homicides: age of victims by gender of offender
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5. General population homicides: method of homicide by gender of offender*
*Note: We have suppressed counts under 3, including zero to protect confidentiality.
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6. convicted of culpable homicide
Number of offenders
convicted of culpable homicide * * *
*Note: We have suppressed counts under 3, including zero to protect confidentiality.
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7. Number of offenders with a lifetime history of mental disorder
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8. Number of patient homicides
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9. Primary diagnosis of patient homicides
*Note: Numbers based on NCISH questionnaire data.
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10. Secondary diagnosis of patient homicides
*Note: Numbers based on NCISH questionnaire data.
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11. with mental health services
Timing of last contact
with mental health services
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12. Mental health teams’ estimation of risk
of violence at last contact: patient homicides *
*Note: We have suppressed counts under 3, including zero to protect confidentiality.
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13. Factors which could have made homicide less likely: patient homicides
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