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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Larceny"”.
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Mental health courts reduce crime rates.
… that rape, assault, motor vehicle theft, and larceny were reduced in counties with mental health courts. This study is one of the first studies to look at the nationwide success of mental health courts.
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An examination of criminal defendants' verbal behavior under two types of courtroom interrogation procedures
… of the 72 defendant subjects were indicted for larceny (12 white, 12 black); twenty four were indicted for robbery (12 white, 12 black); and twenty four for murder (12 white and 12 black). The transcript of the testimony of the defendant during direct examination by the defense attorney and the …
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Essays on the economics of crime and econometric methodology
… between wages and arrest rates for burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft, vandalism, and robbery. Wage elasticities of property crime arrest rates range between -1 and - 2. !n contrast with the results for property crime, wages do not have a strong impact on arrest rates for most violent …
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Authority and Crime, 1835-1860: A Comparison between Exmouth and Torquay
… to property crime, which is examined in detail. Larceny emerges as the most common category of crime. Here, the evidence indicates that this crime was regularly perpetrated by servants, with women often being convicted for stealing clothes and other wearing apparel. Workplace theft was common in …
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Division of labor, anomie, and crime rates: a test of a Durkheimian model
… offenses (i.e., auto theft, robbery, grand larceny) are best predicted by both static and change models. Both models also are most effective in predicting these rates of crime in the more urban counties. The indication, thus, is that the probability of anomie is greater in the more complex …
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International air cargo thefts and losses : an identification of variables
Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State University. School of Police Administration & Public Safety, 1966