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1. Juvenile Crime Prevention Stats
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crime stats LINK PAGE. CAMPUS LAW ENFORCEMENT STATISTICS. CHARACTERISTICS OF crimeSTATISTICS. CHARLOTTE POLICE crime MAPPING. COURTS AND sentencing STATISTICS.
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3. Eastsidejournal.com - Our View: Crime Stats Should Not Make Us Lax
Our View crime stats should not make us lax crime increases may be largely outside the range of government action, the analyst said, but tough sentencing is not.
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A new report shows that crime is down in the United States, but no one should suppose that this should make us lax. Crime is not licked, the police can't lock up and go home and we won't be shutting down our prisons any time soon. The report comes from a 2001 government survey based on interviews with victims and concerns all violent crime but murder. The year-to-year decline: 9 percent. A news account says the decline in violent crime since 1993 is 50 percent. As good as that news is, it should be kept in mind that crime today remains several times higher than it was in the 1950s. One writer notes that the decline we've been seeing in the past decade would have to continue for ``another three decades'' to get us back to those years when we did not have to take all the fearful ``precautions'' we take today. Among the reasons crime has escalated as much as it has over the past half-century, another analyst has observed, is the widespread breaking up of families and a decline in certain moral norms. These issues and some other factors causing crime increases may be largely outside the range of government action, the analyst said, but tough sentencing is not. While some social scientists deny that the imprisonment of some 2 million people has been the decisive factor in the recent reduction of crime, it cannot be denied that it has been an important factor; when they are behind bars, these prisoners mostly young men cannot wreak their havoc outside.

4. Scoop: Police Congratulated On Encouraging Crime Stats
Sensible sentencing NZ; against violent crime in New Zealand Sensible sentencing for a safe crime free New Zealand Contacts. Join up! stats. Articles. Site Map. Newsletters. Meetings
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PA0104/S00146.htm

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Police Congratulated On Encouraging Crime Stats
Monday, 9 April 2001, 1:53 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Government

Minister congratulates Police on encouraging crime statistics
The Minister of Police, George Hawkins, has today congratulated the New Zealand Police on encouraging crime statistics for the year ended 31 December 2000. The statistics show a drop in crime and an improvement in the proportion of crimes resolved by Police. Key achievements include:
* Fewer victims of crime – there were almost 210 fewer recorded offences each week during the first year of the Labour Alliance Government. The 2.5% drop in overall recorded offences corresponds to 10,844 less offences than in 1999;
* More criminals are being caught - almost 130 more crimes were resolved per week in 2000 compared to 1999 - an impressive 41.4% of recorded offences were resolved. In 1999 only 38.9% of offences were resolved.
* A 5.3% drop in the number of dishonesty offences, including burglary. “These results speak volumes about the dedication of our police men and women,” said George Hawkins. “This Government promised to get tough on crime and the Police have worked hard to help us achieve that promise.

5. Drugstory | Drug Stats | Crime Stats
crime stats information on crime, criminal offenders, victims of crime, and the from198499 (August 2001) Discusses the prosecution and sentencing of federal
http://www.drugstory.org/drug_stats/crime_statistics.asp

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Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP)
http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.org

Establishes policies, priorities and objectives for the nation's drug control program. State and City Drug Profiles
Includes information on drug trafficking and seizures, and drug-related crime, enforcement, courts and corrections for each state and various cities. Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring Program (ADAM)
http://www.adam-nij.net/

A National Institute of Justice program that tracks trends in the prevalence and types of drug use among booked arrestees in urban areas. 1999 Annual Report on Drug Use Among Adult and Juvenile Arrestees (June 2000)
Reports trends in drug use testing among male and female adult and juvenile arrestees. Tracks cocaine, opiates, marijuana, and methamphetamine use. (Adobe Acrobat File) U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics

6. Sensible Sentencing Article Tough Love Nips Crime In The Bud
Sensible sentencing NZ; against violent crime in New Zealand Sensible sentencing for a safe crime free New Zealand Contacts. Join up! stats. Site Map. Newsletters. Meetings. Goals
http://www.safe-nz.org.nz/toughlove.htm
Sensible Sentencing : for a safe crime free New Zealand Sensible Sentencing Trust
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Tough Love Nips Crime in the Bud
This article is from the Sunday Star Times, March 3rd 2002. The photo of Angus Dellow is from Hawkes Bay Today. We at Sensible Sentencing were privileged to have Angus come and address us on his extremely successful youth crime prevention programme during our yearly conference at Upper Mohaka, North of Napier in February. It needs to be emphasised that whatever happens to each youth offender on this programme is primarily driven by their own personal choices. Angus always approaches them initially when they come to his attention and talks to them, letting them know that if they do not offend further there will be no punishment. And the ones that do make the right choices end up being rewarded. It is an incentive based system. YOUNG offenders are being made to clean police cell ceilings with their own spit and pick up rubbish wearing bright orange jackets in a controversial boot-camp scheme to cut youth crime. The scheme aims to humiliate and publicly shame repeat offenders - they are forced to do press-ups, if they play up, as they fill rubbish bags in playgrounds and other public areas. Police running the programme say youth crime has halved since the scheme began in Napier about two years ago. Senior constable Angus Dellow outlined the programme to MPs at a Sensible Sentencing Trust meeting in Napier a fortnight ago. Act MP Stephen Franks said Dellow told the meeting that he handcuffed the most difficult youth who refused to take part, while lunch consisted of bread and water.

7. Sensible Sentencing NZ Statistics
Home, Sensible sentencing Trust 0900 SAFE NZ (7233 69), Down Here's the crime Statisticsfor 199596 from the site of And here are the 1997-1999 stats from the
http://www.safe-nz.org.nz/statistics.htm
Sensible Sentencing : for a safe crime free New Zealand Sensible Sentencing Trust
0900 SAFE NZ (7233 69)
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International Statistics Australia
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New Zealand Crime Statistics
See these graphs here to get a true measure of the problem
HOMICIDES
4850% increase in last 50 years
2 convictions in 1952 - 99 last year
VIOLENT CRIME
2000 more violent crimes last year 108% Increase in the last ten years.
RE-OFFENDERS
1400 violent offenders are up for Parole in the next three years 1102 will re-offend 83% of Male and 75% of Female prisoners are RE-OFFENDERS 5% of New Zealand families produce 90% of our criminals Here's the Crime Statistics for 1995-96 from the site of the then Minister of Police. And here are the 1997-1999 Stats from the Police site Resources Page . A note about the 97-99 data is that firstly it is in Adobe Acrobat pdf format, and secondly it appears sideways, so either you have to tilt your head and get an aching neck, or you will need to print it out like we did! This data appears in condensed form in normal html format from the Statistics Department for 1998-99 here and for 1997-98 here.

8. The Honolulu Advertiser | Opinion
crime stats Hold off on stiffer sentencing. Well, it couldnt last forever, although it seemed it might. crime
http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/2000/Dec/26/1226opinion1.html
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Posted on: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 Crime stats: Hold off on stiffer sentencing In fact, Hawai Honolulu Prosecutor Peter Carlisle used the occasion to call for stiffer penalties, mandatory sentencing, and more restrictive use of probation, drug court and early releases. We continue to believe that meaningful sentences in most, not all, cases are preferable to long stretches of hard time. back to top Home Local News Opinion ...
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9. New York Law Journal
crime stats Made Easy Online. populations and federal case processing, the Uniformcrime Reporting program of the US Courts, the US sentencing Commission, the
http://www.nylj.com/tech/101000t5.html

10. NCJRS: Statistics - Additional Resources
html Data available on crime and justice including arrests, victims, expenditures,sentencing, correctional populations Canada BC stats Province of British
http://www.ncjrs.org/statwww.html

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Links to other statistics-related sites
American Correctional Association: The Corrections Connection
http://www.corrections.com/ This site lists corrections links to Federal, State, and local agencies, in addition to international associations.
American Statistical Association's Guide to Abstracts and Bibliographies of Readily Available
Data Sets on Crime and Criminal Justice
http://www.la.utexas.edu/research/crime_criminaljustice_research/ Provides information on how researchers use the many Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) data sets on crime and criminal justice in the United States.
AmeriStat
http://www.ameristat.org/ AmeriStat gives you instant summaries — in graphics and text — of the demographic characteristics of the U.S. population.
Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
http://www.cfenet.com/

11. 08-28-01 Jan-Jun 2001 Crime Stats
While it is difficult to accurately attribute this downward trend in crime towardany specific factor, tougher sentencing laws such as ‘Three Strikes
http://www.vcsd.org/media/08-28-01_jan-jun_2001_crime_stats.htm
SHERIFF HOME CONTACT INFO PUBLIC INFO MEDIA INFO ... Up Nature of Event/Incident: Sheriff's Crime Statistics for January–June 2001 Description: The Sheriff's Department crime statistics for the first six months of 2001 are now available. Highlights of these statistics are: The Part I crime rate per 1,000 declined 11% compared to the first six months of 2000. Part I violent crimes dropped 18%, while Part I property crimes dropped 10%. Sheriff Bob Brooks has released the following statement regarding the latest crime statistics: “While the crime rates have fallen to a new historic low, two tragic murders which occurred since July are recent reminders that strong law enforcement and community support are as important as ever. While it is difficult to accurately attribute this downward trend in crime toward any specific factor, tougher sentencing laws such as ‘Three Strikes’ certainly play an important role. Ventura County remains one of the safest areas in the country largely because of our residents’ active involvement in working with top-notch law enforcement agencies to keep their neighborhoods crime free. This level of cooperation was recently illustrated by the hundreds of volunteers who turned out to help in the search for Megan Barroso.

12. Crime-research/stats
especially prison boot camps and sentencing reform guidelines. Another good sourceof BJS stats is The provides public information about crime and supports
http://www.cjr.org/resources/crime/crime-research_stats.asp

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ABT Associates
55 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, MA 02138-1168
phone: (617) 492-7100, contact: Dale Parent, senior associate
Parent has experience as a corrections researcher and practitioner. He can provide background on non-confinement sanctions, especially prison boot camps and sentencing reform guidelines. ABT is a group of justice experts whose areas of research include police, courts, prison systems, probation and parole, and conditions of juvenile confinement. They may not want be quoted on the record about research in progress. Academy of Criminal Justice Scientists
phone: (800) 757-ACJS Call ACJS for a copy of their just-completed media guide, distributed free to journalists. It lists hundreds of academic criminologists by expertise. ACJS does not evaluate them, so approach with caution. Bureau of Justice Statistics 1110 Vermont Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20531 phone: (202) 633-3047 (public affairs) or (800) 732-3277, fax: (202) 307-5846

13. CJOnline.com | Crime In The City
A point I want to make is that sentencing time does 3/00 Drugs behind most crime »9/3/00 Burglars frequently receive probation » 9/3/00 crime stats can tell
http://cjonline.com/webindepth/crime/stories/090300-4_crime.shtml

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Burglars frequently receive probation
By Roger Myers

The Capital-Journal Burglary is an infuriating crime that leaves its victims feeling violated. Burglary victims and Topeka police alike say penalties for the offense should be severe. Under the state's sentencing guidelines law, burglary is a property crime and is punishable by presumptive probation. That means the offender is placed on probation and remains in the community. "We receive a lot of complaints from citizens that the people who are convicted of burglarizing their homes are not getting enough (incarceration) time," said Topeka police spokesman Lt. John Sidwell. "Without a doubt there is a general public perception that the burglary offenders are getting off easy." The Kansas Sentencing Commission has heard that complaint, said Barbara Tombs, executive director of that body. In 1999, the commission proposed and the Legislature approved a change in sentencing guidelines to provide that any second and subsequent convictions for burglary would bring presumptive prison sentences. "The way sentencing guidelines were originally passed, it was difficult to go to prison," Tombs said. "We looked at it and thought that was the best way to handle it.

14. EWU CJ Majors List Items P-V
Tough Law Striking Out in Most Cases; US sentencing Commission. top LeftOverscrime Statistics Page Includes Tutorial on How crime stats are Collected;
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15. FBI Portland 2002 Press Releases
Academy. 6/24/02, FBI Releases Preliminary crime stats for Oregon andWashington. Threat. 1/15/02, sentencing on Major Identity Theft Case.
http://portland.fbi.gov/press02.htm

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16. Payback - Crime & Punishment
of the most central and complicated of the crime issues, so in a longer than beforeflurry of facts and stats in a conviction or caution so sentencing is a
http://www.payback.org.uk/candp_key-issues.html
Rough guide to sentencing
- a quick run-through some of the key issues Is there a lot of crime?
Yes. About 5 million crimes are committed each year, and these are just the ones that are recorded by the police. Victim reported crimes, measured by the British Crime Survey, show a massive 15 million crimes a year.
So either a few people are incredibly busy and criminal or there's a lot of offenders out there.
It's very common for people to have a criminal record, especially men, 30% of whom have a criminal record for a non-trivial offence by the time they're 40.
It's obviously a better idea to prevent crime than to invest millions in trying to sort out the mess and trauma that crimes cause
What about the really scary crimes?

85% of crimes committed aren't violent, sexual or drugs-related.

17. Stats Crime Justice
the Uniform crime Report; National Archive of Criminal Justice Data; CorrectionsStatistics from the US Dept. of Justice; Courts and sentencing Statistics from
http://www.libraries.psu.edu/crsweb/docs/stats/usage/statcrim.htm

18. O'Keefe Library-Best Information On The Net - Criminal Justice Resources
crime stats a list of resources for crime with information on drug abuse, crimeprevention, personal sentencing Projectindependent factual analysis of
http://library.sau.edu/bestinfo/Majors/criminal/crimdat.htm
Criminal Justice
Crime Data, Research, and Policy
  • Administration of Justice Research Guide brought to you by George Mason University, this site has links to the National Criminal Justice Reference Service's Abstracts Database and other valuable, free resources.
  • Bureau of Justice Statistics Click here for Probation and Parole figures.
  • CJ Today textbook used for Criminal Justice 101. This interactive site is complete with quizzes and review questions. Impress your professor!
  • these compressed data files allow you to sort Bureau of Justice crime data in a number of ways, including by state, selected time span. It requires you to have unzip software on your computer to access.
  • Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design maintained by the National Crime Prevention Council, this site discusses how to create safer neighborhoods and cities by the examining the creation of space, its use and safety.
  • Crime Statistics: a Tutorial how to locate the data, and how to assess its validity. With a set of links to mid-to-late 90's crime data at federal, state, local, or international level.

19. HOLMES COURSE RELATED MATERIAL
FBI crime stats; BJS Justice stats. Back to Race and Mandatory Minimums; Massachusettssentencing Reform Discussion; AFROAM LISTSERV sentencing Disparities
http://omega.cc.umb.edu/~holmes/cjclassl.htm
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20. Carmel High School Media Department
Statistics about crime and victims, law enforcement, courts and sentencing, etc. crimeStatistics Link Guide Links to historical crime stats, county and city
http://www.ccs.k12.in.us/chs/departments/media/stats.shtml
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Statistics
Statistical Resources on the Web
Topics include business and industry, agriculture, health, housing, demographics, labor, energy, education, military, science, etc.
http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/statsnew.html

Statistics Data Sources
A resource for research statistics and statistical analysis of a wide variety of topics.
http://www.statistics.com

FedStats
A resource to statistics from over 100 U.S. Federal Agencies.
http://www.fedstats.gov

Current U.S. Statistics and Vital Information Links to current statistics gathered from federal resources. Connections to inforamtion on population, CIA World Fact Book, the economy and national debt, crime and justice info, labor info, etc. http://usgovinfo.about.com/blstats.htm Statistical Abstract of the United States The link to USA Statistics in brief provides info on population, education, health, law enforcement, energy, income, employment, etc. http://www.census.gov/statab/www/

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