classifications and ontologies
21 January 2026
The partners
Istat, the Ministry of Justice, and the Ministry of the Interior are the main data producers for criminal judicial statistics in Italy. The Ministry of […]- Theme:
- Justice and security
16 March 2023
Synthetic classification of crimes
The Italian synthetic classification of criminal offences used by Istat groups the elements of the Catalogue of Criminal Offences that constitute felonies, according to […]- Theme:
- Justice and security
16 March 2023
Navigator of the classification of crimes
The classification navigator is a tool that allows you to select, according to defined parameters, the tables of the catalog of crimes, the synthetic classification, […]- Theme:
- Justice and security
16 March 2023
International classification of crimes
The International Classification of Crime for Statistical Purposes (ICCS), proposed by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), aims to provide a comprehensive […]- Theme:
- Justice and security
16 March 2023
Crime groups
Offence groups are categories that cut across the groupings established for the classifications used by Istat or represent an attribute shared by multiple offences. They […]- Theme:
- Justice and security
16 March 2023
Classification of crimes
The relevance and complexity of the crime statistics published by Istat, which concern acts constituting violations of criminal law and the persons responsible for such […]- Theme:
- Justice and security
16 March 2023
Catalog of offences
The catalogue of criminal offences, also referred to as the offence thesaurus, is a list of legal classifications derived from the Criminal Codes and from […]- Theme:
- Justice and security
16 March 2023
Analytical classification of crimes
The so-called analytical classification of criminal offences is a version of the offence classification used by Istat that groups the elements of the Catalogue of […]- Theme:
- Justice and security
29 December 2020