Prison Inmates-9 Prior Arrests-4 Million Total Arrests-42

The 369,200 persons admitted to state prison in 34 states

Persons admitted to state prison had a median of

About half of persons admitted in 2014 were released by the

78 percent of inmates had previous incarcerations. Forty-two

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It’s safe to say, based on polling data, that the great

85% say they were treated fairly, and 84% say they were

The article is available at https://www.crimeinamerica.net/77-say-their-interaction-with-police-was-a-positive-experience/

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What happens to crime studies of programs when

The lesson is that it’s very hard to engineer social change

https://www.crimeinamerica.net/does-anything-work-to-reduce-crime/

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Americans say a low crime rate (68%), low housing and living costs (66%), and good weather (62%) make a place desirable to live.

Americans say a high crime rate (73%), high housing and living costs (65%), and high taxes (62%) make a place undesirable.

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In the last report from the National Crime Victimization Survey, there were 6,624,950 victims of violent crime and 13.4 million property victimizations of U.S. households.

Per the USDOJ, 23 million persons reported being victims of identity theft during the prior 12 months, costing $15.1 billion. 

We are addressing well over 40 million criminal victimizations yearly. Victimization may exceed half the population when you combine violent and property crime with identity theft and cybercrime.  Millions experience emotional distress.

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The latest overview of school crime is offered by the National Center for Education Statistics and the Bureau of Justice Statistics of the US Department of Justice.

This may be considered “the” definitive study of policing tactics as I update this article for a podcast in December of 2024.

The focus of this study is proactive policing (self-initiated efforts to reduce crime) versus traditional tactics such as responding to calls and routine patrol.

The report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine provides an extensive literature review of research as it pertains to proactive policing. Over 1,000 research projects were considered.

The data indicate that most proactive police efforts reduce crime in the short run.

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An overview of data on offender rehabilitation programs.
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https://youtu.be/KoJ8sfq4bqg?si=cmyzcGWqSDXseZBg

A repository for summations of all major recidivism research and studies with policy implications.

Keywords include reentry, offender reentry, recidivism, and offender recidivism.

Crime in America.Net, https://crimeinamerica.net, is a 15-year-old website addressing crime and justice issues. Podcasts use AI generated vioced from articles on the website.

A repository for summations of all major recidivism research and studies with policy implications.

Keywords include reentry, offender reentry, recidivism, and offender recidivism.

https://crimeinamerica.net is a 15-year-old website addressing crime and justice issues. Podcasts use AI-generated voices from original articles on the website.