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Security and justice
Conviction Statistics: Adults
Conviction Statistics 2009. Final Results
Crimes: National Results
Crimes, according to the type of crime and sex of the offender
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Type of crime
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1. Homicide and its forms
2. Abortion
3. Injuries
4. Injuries to the foetus
6. Against freedom
6.1. Unlawful arrests and abduction
6.2. Threats
6.3. Coercion
7. Torture and moral integrity
8. Against sexual freedom and indemnity
8.1. Sexual assault
8.2. Sexual abuse
8.3. Sexual harassment
8.4. Exhibitionism and sexual provocation
8.5. Prostitution and corruption of minors
9. Omission of emergency assistance
10. Against privacy, right to one's own image
10.1. Discovery and disclosure of secrets
10.2. Unlawful entry
11. Against honour
11.1. Slander
11.2. Slanderous allegations
12. Against family relations
12.1. Illegal marriages
12.2. Supposition of childbirth and alteration of paternity
12.3. Against family rights and duties
13. Against patrimony and the socioeconomic order
13.1. Petty theft
13.2. Theft
13.3. Extorsion
13.4. Robbery and theft of motor vehicles
13.5. Usurpation
13.6. Fraud
13.7. Punishable insolvency
13.8. Alteration of prices in public processes and auctions
13.9. Damages
13.11. Intellectual and industrial property
13.12. Unlawful removal of one's own property
13.13. Corporate crimes
13.14. Handling of stolen goods
14. Against the Treasury and Social Security
15. Against workers' rights
15. BIS. Against the rights of foreign citizens
16. Against territorial planning
16.1. Against territorial planning
16.2. Against historical heritage
16.3. Against natural resources and the environment
16.4. Against the protection of flora, fauna and pets
17. Against collective security
17.1. Crimes with a risk of disaster
17.2. Fires
17.3. Against public health
17.4. Against road safety
18. Falsification
18.1. Counterfeiting of currency and stamps
18.2. Documented falsifications
18.4. Usurpation of marital status
18.5. Usurpation of public functions
19. Against the Public Administration
19.1. Breach of legal duty or obligation of civil servants
19.2. Abandonment of destination
19.3. Disobedience and refusal to provide assistance
19.4. Unfaithfulness in the custody of documents
19.5. Bribery
19.6. Influence peddling
19.7. Embezzlement
19.8. Fraud and illegal levying
19.9. Negotiations prohibited to civil servants
20. Against the Justice Administration
20.1. Prevarication
20.2. Omission in the obligation to prevent crimes
20.3. Concealment
20.4. Arbitrary application of the law
20.5. False accusation or complaint
20.6. Perjury
20.7. Obstruction of justice
20.8. Breach of a sentence
20.9. Against the Justice Administration of the International Criminal Court
21. Against the Constitution
21.1. Rebellion
21.2. Against the Crown
21.3. Against the State Institutions
21.4. Exercise of fundamental rights
21.5. Committed by civil servants against individual freedom
21.6. Insults against Spain
22. Against public order
22.2. Attacks against public authority
22.3. Public disorder
22.5. Possession, traffic or storage of weapons or explosives. Terrorism
23. Treason, crimes against peace and national security
23.3. Discovery and disclosure of secrets
24. Against the International Community
24.1. Against people's rights
24.2. BIS. Against Humanity
Organic Law on Cracking down on Smuggling
Organic Law on the General Electoral System
Criminal and Processal Law on Aerial Navigation
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98
Total:
98
Sex of the offender
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Male
Female
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1
Total:
3
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Source:INE Use of the Central Register of Convicted Persons
