{"content":[{"text":"Data source \n The Coroners Court of Victoria data included in this report was extracted from the Victorian Homicide \n Register (VHR).","bbox":{"left":0.120984,"top":0.216619,"width":0.6990670000000001,"height":0.06660499999999997}},{"text":"The VHR is a database maintained by the Coroners Court of Victoria (the Court) which contains detailed \n information regarding the offender(s) and deceased(s) in all Victorian homicides reported to the Court since \n 2000.","bbox":{"left":0.120984,"top":0.296574,"width":0.741757,"height":0.05182199999999998}},{"text":"The VHR record for a homicide death includes a core dataset of variables and an enhanced dataset. The core \n dataset encompasses the basic information that is available to coders when the death is first reported to the \n Court. This usually includes the name, age and sex of the offender(s) and deceased(s), the details of the \n relationship between them (if any), the location of the homicide incident, the location of the death, the cause \n of death and the mechanism of death.","bbox":{"left":0.120984,"top":0.361747,"width":0.751864,"height":0.086279}},{"text":"The enhanced dataset encompasses the information that is usually only available in a sufficiently reliable and \n detailed form after the Court has received the coronial brief of evidence and any other medical records, \n witness statements and/or other relevant material that the Coroner has requested, and the coronial case has \n been closed. The enhanced dataset comprises variables across eight domains which relate to both the \n offender and the deceased, including inclusion criteria (relating to whether the death was included in the \n Victorian Systemic Review of Family Violence Deaths), socio-demographics, identity, context, mental and \n physical illnesses, mental health treatment, and service contacts. The enhanced dataset also includes \n detailed information about the mechanism of death, criminal justice system outcomes, information regarding \n family violence risk factors, and information regarding any history of family violence.","bbox":{"left":0.120984,"top":0.461376,"width":0.755976,"height":0.155146}},{"text":"The above diagram depicts how data outputs concerning the Coroners court has three different counting \n units: unique incidents (an incident from which a single or multiple deaths resulted), unique offenders (the \n number of people suspected of or charged with causing or contributing to the death of another person) and \n unique victims (the number of people who died as a result of an incident).","bbox":{"left":0.120984,"top":0.785409,"width":0.740453,"height":0.06889100000000004}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.042246,"top":0.018826,"width":0.915222,"height":0.145976},{"left":0.151018,"top":0.185457,"width":0.289407,"height":0.023945},{"left":0.4252,"top":0.185457,"width":0.024189,"height":0.023945},{"left":0.454428,"top":0.185457,"width":0.409948,"height":0.023945},{"left":0.281361,"top":0.62987,"width":0.437076,"height":0.141819}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.042246,"top":0.018826,"width":0.915222,"height":0.145976},{"left":0.151018,"top":0.185457,"width":0.289407,"height":0.023945},{"left":0.4252,"top":0.185457,"width":0.024189,"height":0.023945},{"left":0.454428,"top":0.185457,"width":0.409948,"height":0.023945},{"left":0.281361,"top":0.62987,"width":0.437076,"height":0.141819}]}