'Uniform crime report' diaporamas de présentation

Police and Juveniles

Police and Juveniles. Slide 2. CHAPTER OBJECTIVES. After completing this chapter, you should be able to:. Explain the role of police through the history of juvenile justice. Describe the various police styles. Explain how the police process juvenile cases.

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Chapter 6

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Geo-referenced data and DLI aggregate data sources

Geo-referenced data and DLI aggregate data sources. Chuck Humphrey. University of Alberta ACCOLEDS 2007. Geo-referenced data.

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. The Nature and Extent of Crime. How Criminologists Study Crime. Survey Research Self-report surveys and interviews Victimization surveys Sampling (selection process) Population (sharing of similar characteristics) Cross-sectional research (representative of all society).

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Defining and Measuring Crime

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Chapter 3: Crime in the United States Offenders and Victims

Chapter 3: Crime in the United States Offenders and Victims. The most frequently used sources of information about crime are the media, self-reporting surveys and official government statistics. Media: Over-dramatized and distorts the true extend and seriousness of the problem.

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Juvenile Justice

Juvenile Justice. Chapter 5 Status Offenders and Nonviolent Offenders. Measuring the Number of Juvenile Offenses Committed. Three methods used to measure the nature and extent of unlawful acts by juveniles Uniform Crime Report (UCR) Complied by FBI from 15,000 police departments

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True or False?

True or False?. There is no one there is no one incarcerated in the California youth authority over the age of 18to two False . True or False?. The average youth in America sees 500 or fewer violent acts a year on television. False. True Or False.

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Research Corner

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Crime in the United States

Crime in the United States. Comparison of UCR and NCVS Crime Data. US Violent Crime Rate 1973-2001. Per 1,000 population 12 and over. Uniform Crime Report: www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs. Crime is a Male Thing. Source: UCR, 2001. But Crime by Females Is UP!. Change in # offenses, 1972 - 1998.

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Crime in the United States

Crime in the United States. Comparison of UCR and NCVS Crime Data. US Violent Crime Rate 1973-2001. Per 1,000 population 12 and over. Uniform Crime Report: www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs. Crime is a Male Thing. Source: UCR, 2001. But Crime by Females Is UP!. Change in # offenses, 1972 - 1998.

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Crime in the United States

Crime in the United States. Comparison of UCR and NCVS Crime Data. US Violent Crime Rate 1973-2001. Per 1,000 population 12 and over. Uniform Crime Report: www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs. Crime is a Male Thing. Source: UCR, 2001. But Crime by Females Is UP!. Change in # offenses, 1972 - 1998.

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