Highlights Yes, the alleged rape case at Cornell is disturbing (all crimes are alleged until a guilty finding). Incidents involving potentially serious felonies at universities…
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Highlights If you want to understand crime and criminal justice systems in the US, this article is important to reporters and members of the criminal…
View More School Crime Increased by 35 Percent?–Understanding The Redesigned National Crime Victimization Survey
Highlights The latest overview of school crime is offered by the National Center for Education Statistics and the Bureau of Justice Statistics of the US…
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Highlights The top ten locations for violent crime and observations as to why these places can be of concern. The article includes data from two…
View More Locations Of Violent Crime-Where Crime HappensHighlights While there are understandable concerns about mass shootings, those threatened or injured with weapons (firearms-knives-clubs) in high schools decreased for males from 10 percent…
View More School Crime-Per The CDC-Weapons Used In High School Crime DeclinesHighlights Who’s to blame for Uvalde? Who’s to blame for rising violence in our cities? In my opinion, it was the thousands of rioters and…
View More Warriors Or Guardians? Uvalde, Crime And CopsOverview A reader wants insight into the recent Michigan school shooter. She wants to know if there is data as to what schools are doing…
View More 35,000 Threatened Or Physical Attacks With A Weapon In US Schools-School Security ReportHighlights Juvenile arrests, victimizations, prosecutions as adults, and incarceration (placement) numbers have declined considerably. Author Leonard Adam Sipes, Jr. Retired federal senior spokesperson. Thirty-five years…
View More National Juvenile Crime Statistics Show Major DeclinesHighlights Although most schools report at least one incident of violent crime per year, the trends for violent crime and serious violent crime in schools…
View More School Crime Declines-Most Have A Yearly Incident Of ViolenceObservations Data on school and mass shootings are often wrong and continue a history of misinformation when it comes to crimes against children. Author Leonard…
View More School And Mass Shooting Data Are WrongObservations Schoolchildren exposed to violence have a tougher time learning. Violence also affects the success of people caught up in the criminal justice system. If…
View More Violence, School Achievement and Future CriminalityQuestions Can we predict school or mass shooters? Can we predict future violence? Can we predict criminals who will re-offend and return to the criminal…
View More Predicting School Violence, Mass Shooters and Violent CrimePolice Vehicle Observations For school shootings and violence, by 56 to 41 percent, Americans think we should change laws related to “school security and mental…
View More Public Opinion on School Shootings and ViolenceObservations While there is an increase in mass shootings, it’s certainly not the one a day figures promoted by the media. Most of the data…
View More Four Or Five Mass Shootings A Year-Not One A Day
“..our best built certainties are but sand-houses and subject to damage from any wind of doubt that blows.” – “The Great Dark.” Mark…
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Observations for School Crime 65 percent of public schools recorded that one or more incidents of violence had taken place, amounting to an estimated 757,000…
View More Crime in Schools-65 Percent Had Incidents of ViolenceCrime in America.Net Gentlereaders: The report below from two federal agencies using a wide variety of research is the best overview of crime in schools.…
View More 32 percent of students bullied at school. National crime in schools statisticsInformation released by the Centers for Disease Control-High School Youth Risk Behavior Survey indicates the following: Nationally, 5.0 percent of students, “Did not go to…
View More Five States Have the Highest Rates for Feeling Unsafe at School: Crime in America.Net