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	Home Office Research Studies 1995 Reports on research undertaken by or on behalf of the Home Office, covering the range of subjects for which the Home Secretary has responsibility. Average length 150 pages. Home Office Research Studies Archive HORS 149 To scare straight or educate? The British experience of day visits to prison for young people (1.7MB) HORS 147 Anxiety about crime: findings from the 1994 British Crime Survey (1.7MB) HORS 146 Crime against retail and manufacturing premises: findings from the 1994 Commercial Victimisation Survey (2.1MB) HORS 145 Young people and crime (3.6MB) HORS 144 Measuring the satisfaction of Courts with the Probation Service (1.1MB) HORS 143 The parish Special Constables scheme (1.3MB) HORS 142 Vietnamese Refugees since 1982 (1.6mb) (online only) HORS 141 The Settlement of Refugees in Britain (3.7mb) (online only) HORS 140 Young people, victimisation and the police: British Crime Survey findings on experiences and attitudes of 12 to 15 year olds (3mb) (online only) HORS 139 Policing domestic violence in the 1990s (2mb) (online only) HORS 138 Public Interest Case Assessment Schemes (1.5mb) (online only) HORS 137 Case Screening by the Crown Prosecution Service: How and why cases are terminated (1.5mb) (online only) The views expressed in these reports are those of the authors, not necessarily those of the Home Office (nor do they reflect Government policy) For general Home Office enquiries, please call the switchboard on: 020 7035 4848 or Email: public.enquiries@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk © Crown Copyright 2007