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For effective victim-focused legislation, evidence-based knowledge is   essential, thus making criminological research of great importance.   Victimization surveys represent a globally recognized type of criminological   investigation. Although they are primarily focused on measuring the dark   figure of crime, they can also provide a broad spectrum of information on   victimization-related issues. The latest victimization survey was carried out   in the Czech Republic by the Institute of Criminology and Social Prevention   in 2013. Through face to face interviews, victimization was explored through   eight selected offences in the period of 12 months prior the survey. The   representative sample included 3000 respondents 15 years of age and older.   The next round is planned for 2017. Since 2013, a new Act no. 45/2013 Coll.,   on Victims of Crime has come into effect in the Czech Republic. This paper   will discuss how victimization surveys can enrich the knowledge on   victimization-related issues and how they can help in the evaluation of   criminal policy

Potential of criminological research in evaluation of victim-focused policy and legislation in the Czech Republic