Criminal Victimization, 2006     NCJ 219413			

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Filename			Table title
cv06t01.csv			Table  1:   Criminal victimization in continuing areas of the NCVS sample, numbers and rates, 2005 and 2006
cv06t02.csv			Table  2:   Criminal victimization, numbers and rates, 2006
cv06t03.csv			Table  3:   Violent victimization, by gender and age, 2006
cv06t04.csv			Table  4:   Property victimization, by age of head of household, 2006
cv06t05.csv			Table  5:   Violent and property victimization, by race of victim or race of head of household, 2006
cv06t06.csv			Table  6:   Victim and offender relationship, 2006
cv06t07.csv			Table  7:   Presence of weapons in violent incidents, 2006 
cv06t08.csv			Table  8:   Percent of violent and property crimes reported to the police, 2006 
cv06at01.csv			Appendix table 1:   Percent of NCVS sample in continuing and new areas, by location, 2006
cv06at02.csv			Appendix table 2:   2005 Bounding adjustment factors, by time in sample
cv06at03.csv			Appendix table 3:   Criminal victimization rates, by type of crime and sample area, 2005 and 2006
cv06at04.csv			Appendix table 4:   Criminal victimization rates, by pre-and post-CAPI implementation, 2006

Highlights tables			
cv06h01.csv			Highlight table  1:   Crime victimization rates in urban and suburban areas remained stable between 2005 and 2006

Figures
cv06f01.csv			Figure   1:   Rates of violent victimization pre- and-post methodological redesigns
cv06f02.csv			Figure   2:   Rates of property victimization pre- and-post methodological redesigns
cv06af03.csv			Figure   3:   Rates of personal victimization, by time in sample, 2003
