Violent Crimes
The Relationship between Personality Disorders and Criminal Thinking Styles in Male and Female Prisoners Convicted of Violent Crimes in Alborz Province
... These three Cs evolve through a complex system of interactive effects. In lifestyle theory, 8 irrational beliefs are instrumental in justifying criminal behavior. Initially, these 8 beliefs were thought to be the only ...
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Violent crimes in megacities
... of violent crime in megacities is similar to the national ...that crimes are higher in urban areas does not hold for violent ...of violent crimes, crimes affecting life ...
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Association of Schizoid and Schizotypal Personality disorder with violent crimes and homicides in Greek prisons
... of violent crimes and the offense of homicides–attempted homicides were found for the Schizoid and Schizotypal ...with violent crimes was ...of violent crimes and committed or ...
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A Bayesian Quantile Regression Analysis of Potential Risk Factors for Violent Crimes in USA
... the violent crime ...on violent crimes occurrence, and Bayesian quantile regression provides more comprehensive statistical description of this ...
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On the etiology of Female Offending in Bangladesh: Toward a Quest for Alternative Explanation
... Above all, on the basis of the theoretical explanation of female offending in Bangladesh, the following conclusions may be drawn up. Firstly, “female bearing masculinity characteristics and participate in crime ...
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Crime in Amsterdam from 2003 2012: explaining the decline of violent and property crimes in the city districts of Amsterdam
... six crimes separately and taking into account different periods within this 10 year period under ...six crimes in ...property crimes are the highest. The rates of violent crimes, on the ...
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Title: Crime Analysis for Multistate Network using Naive Bayes Classifier
... of violent crimes was conducted from various communities and the dataset provided by the university of California regarding incidence of crime ...aggressive crimes were ...
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Daily crime flows within a city
... The funneling hypothesis is highly sustainable as an expla- nation of within-city crime concentration. We find strong correlations between visitor variables and crime over 506 CTs. Due to limited access to the ...
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Costs of Juvenile Violence: Policy Implications
... total violent crimes committed by juveniles and against juveniles, ...of violent crime, victim costs were higher in urban counties than in rural ones ...for crimes by adults against juveniles; ...
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The International Criminal Court Appeals Chamber Ruling in Ntaganda: An Opportunity to Improve Accountability for Sexual and Gender-based Crimes Against Men and Boys
... sexually violent crimes that utilizes the Appeals Chamber’s decision in Ntaganda can promote accountability for the virtually unrecognized male ...international crimes by defining these crimes ...
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Mandatory Prison Sentences: Their Projected Effects on Crime and Prison Populations
... Sentencing Option VI: Each offender convicted of a violent felony whose criminal record shows at least two previous adult convictions not necessarily for violent crimes is sentenced to a[r] ...
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Drug-related Homicide in Europe
... of violent deaths was the second highest in the EU (Salla et ...of violent crime in Estonia have so-far been published (Saar, ...not violent crimes related to drugs and drug ...
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Alcohol, Crime and Disorder
... non-violent crimes, and have severe alcohol dependency problems that are related to their offending, would be better suited attending treatment programmes in the community as part of a non-custodial ...
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Is Gender Subordinate to Class An Empirical Assessment of Colvin and Pauly's Structural Marxist Theory of Delinquency
... REGRESSION OF FREQUENT INVOLVEMENT IN VIOLENT CRIMES BY GENDER ON SOCIAL CLASS, PARENTAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND PEER BONDS, DEGREE OF ALIENATION, INCLUDING SURPLUS POPULATION AND RACE... Stro[r] ...
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Is violence increasing or decreasing?: a new methodology to measure repeat attacks making visible the significance of gender and domestic relations
... recorded violent crime increased in Estonia, Luxembourg, Sweden, Denmark and Finland (Eurostat ...1,166,000 violent crimes in 1993 to 289,000 in 2010, has ceased, being replaced by a flat or upward ...
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Violent Offences, Mental Disorder and Substance use Disorders
... of violent behavior among the population with a mental disorder, although it may be inferred that only a sub-group of those with mental disorders exhibit violent behavior ...of violent crimes ...
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San Francisco Crime Visualization
... The purpose of this analysis was to visualize San Francisco crime data from 2003 to 2015 over space and time. The city was divided by police districts and then analyzed with the main focus on violent ...
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Ethnographic research on crime and control:Editors' introduction
... In 2016, we met at the University of Birmingham for a second Symposium on Ethnographic Research for Crime and Control. Newcomers Professor Dick Hobbs, and Dr Ben Crewe, as well as a returning Yvonne Jewkes, gave ...
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Still Stigmatized? People’s Beliefs and Attitudes about Mental Illness and Dangerousness
... DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1104768 11 Open Access Library Journal issues. Being stigmatized for having a mental illness can prevent one from full acceptance and participation in society. This sense of reductionism often leads ...
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Consultation on high frequency repeat victims in the Crime Survey - our response
... However, when trends over time are needed the additional concern of volatility must also be addressed. It is generally assumed that there is a trade-off between bias and volatility. The current ONS methodology trades ...
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