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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Cambridge Crime Harm Index"”.

  1. Targeting Domestic Abuse by Mining Police Records

    … serial abuse, concentration and escalation of harm, and the forecasting of future serious crimes. Using a variety of statistics, it shows that most victims and offenders report domestic abuse to the police forces just once in a multi-year period. Among these cases however, are many of the …

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  2. First time offenders as once and future victims: Using police records to explore the victim-offender overlap in the Turning Point Project

    … to identify those victim-offenders who are most harmed (Bottoms and Costello, 2010). Furthermore, there is limited knowledge about what effect interventions such as out of court disposals (OOCD) have on the overlap, or if there is potential to build a triage tool or algorithm to identify the most …

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  3. Recidivism among ex-combatants of illegal armed groups in Colombia: An analysis of participants in the reintegration process

    … history variables influenced reoffending and crime severity in a sample of 16,834 ex-combatants from IAGs in Colombia, who were registered into the reintegration programme (RP) in 2006 and were monitored during a two-year ‘time at risk’ period. The purpose of the study is to identify the main …

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