1. KYVL: Ky Stats: Crime Kentucky stats. Your browser does not support script. Go to alternative text navigation. Justice crime where states rank in incarceration rates, prison spending, education, drug http://www.kyvl.org/html/gia/sacrime.shtml

Kentucky Stats Your browser does not support script. Go to alternative text navigation Justice > Crime Contributor Barbara Whitener , University of Louisville The Contours of Crime This report discusses trends in crime in Kentucky. (PDF format) Crime in Kentucky These annual reports contain Kentucky crime statistics and are broken down by type of crime, location, age, sex, and race. Hate crimes, domestic violence and the Brady Handgun Act are highlighted. (PDF format) 1999 report 1998 report 1997 report 1996 report ... Debt to Society This special report, from MotherJones.com, provides statistics for inmates in state and federal prisons, inmates in local jails, where states rank in incarceration rates, prison spending, education, drug offenders, racial disparity between general and prison populations. Select a specific state or choose National Totals. Facts and Figures This site provides statistics on the prison population in Kentucky. Impact of Treatment : The Jefferson County (Kentucky) Drug Court System Page 2 of this report provides results of an evaluation of the Jefferson County, Kentucky Drug Court System.

2. STATS At Work UK Crime, Christian Science MonitorUK Crime, Except Murder, Is Sur we have been doubling and trebling steadily the incarceration controls in the United States since the middle of learned from bringing down the crime stats that we can apply to http://www.stats.org/statswork/csm-crimeuk.htm

3. CJOnline.com | Crime In The City The nonviolent property offenders below the incarceration line on the sentencinggrid 3/00 Burglars frequently receive probation » 9/3/00 crime stats can tell http://cjonline.com/webindepth/crime/stories/090300-4_crime.shtml

Browse the ads in today's newspaper Last modified at 10:56 p.m. on Saturday, September 2, 2000 Burglars frequently receive probation By Roger Myers The Capital-Journal Burglary is an infuriating crime that leaves its victims feeling violated. Burglary victims and Topeka police alike say penalties for the offense should be severe. Under the state's sentencing guidelines law, burglary is a property crime and is punishable by presumptive probation. That means the offender is placed on probation and remains in the community. "We receive a lot of complaints from citizens that the people who are convicted of burglarizing their homes are not getting enough (incarceration) time," said Topeka police spokesman Lt. John Sidwell. "Without a doubt there is a general public perception that the burglary offenders are getting off easy." The Kansas Sentencing Commission has heard that complaint, said Barbara Tombs, executive director of that body. In 1999, the commission proposed and the Legislature approved a change in sentencing guidelines to provide that any second and subsequent convictions for burglary would bring presumptive prison sentences. "The way sentencing guidelines were originally passed, it was difficult to go to prison," Tombs said. "We looked at it and thought that was the best way to handle it.

4. Drugstory | Drug Stats | Crime Stats crime stats and disseminates information on crime, criminal offenders, victims ofcrime, and the Also includes data on incarceration rates for the States and http://www.drugstory.org/drug_stats/crime_statistics.asp

Usage Stats Costs of Drugs Crime Stats Crime Stats General Information Percentage of Homicides Linked to Substance Use Percentage of Violent Crimes Linked to Substance Abuse Number of drug arrests (federal, state, local) ... In the News General Information Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.org Establishes policies, priorities and objectives for the nation's drug control program. State and City Drug Profiles Includes information on drug trafficking and seizures, and drug-related crime, enforcement, courts and corrections for each state and various cities. Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring Program (ADAM) http://www.adam-nij.net/ A National Institute of Justice program that tracks trends in the prevalence and types of drug use among booked arrestees in urban areas. 1999 Annual Report on Drug Use Among Adult and Juvenile Arrestees (June 2000) Reports trends in drug use testing among male and female adult and juvenile arrestees. Tracks cocaine, opiates, marijuana, and methamphetamine use. (Adobe Acrobat File) U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics

5. STATS Latest TN crime stats pdf file. until this day, a public weary of crime has demanded Results,incarceration rates increased by 1994 about 511 felons were http://keasl5227.tripod.com/throwawaythekeys/id3.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Criminal Justice Stats TRAINED TO KILL by LT Col. David Grossman KILLOGY.COM Killogy Research Group by LT. Col. David Grossman US Attorney General John Ashcroft has asked that a modified version of Project Exile be taken NATIONWIDE! PROJECT EXILE PROJECT EXILE: SAVES LIVES: For at least 10 years, gun violence has plagued Richmond, VA and the violence has grown each year, placing Richmond among teh five cities with teh worst per capita murder rates. In 1997, 140 people were murdered, 122, with fire arms. The drug/gun link, a greater willingness of some to carry weapons, and an increasing incidence of domestic violence primarily cause this murder toll. In 1997, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Richmond, VA developed and carried out an aggressive, innovative, and creative approach to violence called PROJECT EXILE. FACT, STATS and Cost of Crime RECOMMENDED READING: Criminal Justice? The Legal System Versus Individual Responsibility BJS Recidivisim 1994 Crime by Zip Code TN Crime Stats Latest TN CRIME STATS pdf file ... FBI UNIFORM CRIME REPORT 2001 In 1998 there were 16,914 homicides applying the 1/3rd rule that's 5,638 (or 15 per day) men, women and children that were murdered by an Unlicensed, Uregistered GOVERNMENT SUPERVISED convicted felon on probation or parole.

6. Stats supplied us with these interesting Statistics on crime and incarceration stats.11.gif(219799 bytes). US Rate of incarceration Compared to Other Western Nations. http://www.patrickcrusade.org/stats.htm

Patrick Crusade Member Anne Rose Pierce supplied us with these interesting Statistics on crime and incarceration rates among Western Nations. Also included are what voting rights are allowed to felons and ex-felons in the United States ( you may be surprised to find that some states allow inmates to vote! ), and finally, the comparative dangers of various drugs. Click on thumbnail image below for full sized image. Western Nations' Homicide Rates US Rate of Incarceration Compared to Other Western Nations Inmate Populations for US Jails and Prisons from 1980-1997 Disenfranchisement of Convicted Felons in the United States Categories of Felons Disenfranchised Under Various State Laws Relative Dangerousness of Legal and Illegal Drugs Please don't forget to visit Anne Rose Pierce's site focusing primarily on problems with the Oregon Prison System. The following synopsis is from Anne's home page: ...after seventeen years... an Oregon based prison reform organization dedicated to humanizing corrections in memory of Gregory Lee Pierce We are not asking you to ignore crime, or let criminals go unpunished, but we are advocating that corrections staff and society remember that inmates and their families are human beings. Cruelty, sarcasm and degradation are not effective deterrents to recidivism. We would like the State of Oregon to try some of the programs that are being adopted around the country, that are proving successful at reducing recidivism. Four such programs are described on my page, asy Prison Info. You can use the link below to go read about them.

7. RUPD Campus Crime at issue, and there are few remedies beyond incarceration. Social change isn't suggested by that when it analyzed crime stats to debunk widely held myths about crime in Detroit. http://www.rupd.rice.edu/archive/2001/January%202001.html

Rice University Police Department Annual Crime Stats Campus Crime Regularly The following is a summary of reported crime that has occurred on OUR campus: January, 2001 Nothing to report. Entrance #12 Traffic stop at Entrance #12. Driver has suspended license. Subject arrested and transported to Harris County Jail. Entrance #3 Traffic stop for possible daytime curfew. Juvenile did not have a drivers license. Subjects sister was contacted to pick him up. Hanszen College Student reports items stolen from room. Case pending. Hanszen College Student reports computer stolen from room. Case pending. Baker College Student reports bicycle stolen from quad area. Bicycle had been secured and was missing on 01.03.01. Case pending. Nothing to report. East Stadium Lot Report of minor accident between vehicle and Rice Delivery Services vehicle. Report filed. Greenbriar Building Staff member reports theft of two wallets which occurred on 01.11.01. Wallet found less cash. Case pending. Nothing to report. Hanszen College Report of stolen bicycle from area near commons. Case pending.

8. Online NewsHour: Crime Report: May 8, 2000 because we have been doubling and trebling steadily the incarceration controls in isthere something we have learned from bringing down the crime stats that we http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/law/jan-june00/crime_5-08.html

CRIME DECLINE May 8, 2000 The FBI reports crime in the United States has decreased for the eighth year in a row. Gwen Ifill discusses the trend with three guests. April 19, 2000: The Supreme Court and Miranda Rights Feb. 29, 2000: Police power and the Fourth amendments protection . Dec. 16, 1999: A new study examines violence in America. Youth Crime Online Forum: Should juvenile offenders receive adult sentences? Feb. 29, 2000: Los Angeles' zero tolerance youth crime initiative Jan. 14, 2000: The youngest person ever convicted of murder receives his sentence. April 21, 1999: Experts discuss clues to teen violence. Aug. 11, 1998: How should the legal system handle kids who kill? Browse Online NewsHour coverage of the law Congress and youth F.B.I. F.B.I. : Uniform Crime Report RAND JACK RILEY: Well, I think you have to look for something that would help explain why crime fell rather substantially across most of the country and at approximately the same time. And there are very few things that can meet those two criteria in terms of explaining what happened to crime. I would point first to demographics. There's been a rather substantial change in the number of people in the age 15 to 24 bracket that commit most of the crimes here in the country or that are most likely to commit crime, and the second factor is probably economic growth in combination with reduced opportunities in drug marketing and drug trafficking because of declines in drug use.

9. OnlineAthens: News: Professor Criticizes FBI Crime Statistics 08/21/99 on Tuesday, May 9, 2000. crime stats show drop, but do we see a trend? drop in crime was the result of community policing, community involvement and incarceration of criminals. http://www.onlineathens.com/stories/082199/new_0821990004.shtml

News Sports DogBytes Opinions ... Real Estate Story last updated at 8:44 a.m. on Saturday, August 21, 1999 Professor criticizes FBI crime statistics By Stephen Gurr Staff Writer The current system of looking at national and statewide crime statistics is outdated and ineffective, a University of Georgia professor said Friday. Dean Rojek, an associate professor of sociology, said the crime index, a statistical device used by the FBI and Georgia Bureau of Investigation to analyze crime numbers, lumps too many diverse crimes into one measure. Statistics released Friday by the GBI showed an overall 1.6 percent decrease between 1997 and 1998 in Georgia's index crimes, classified as murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny and motor vehicle theft. That's compared with a 7 percent decrease nationally. Rojek believes the FBI's methodology, which is followed in turn by the GBI, doesn't provide a clear enough picture of how the rates of differing crimes change over time. ''They take seven different crimes and add them together and try to make sense out of them,'' Rojek said of the index, which was created in 1927.''To take apples and oranges, to put them together, it just greatly distorts what's going on.'' For instance, larcenies make up more than half of all crimes reported, yet get no more consideration in the index than murders, which remain relatively rare. There were 244,172 larcenies, classified as property crimes such as thefts, in 1998 in Georgia, compared with 583 murders.

10. Prison Stats Prison stats. The average age of an inmate is about 35, and incarceration costsroughly who slip through the cracks at school age and get sucked into crime. http://www.bermuda.org.uk/prison.htm

Prison stats Bermuda Police - falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus Home Up For a day by day account of life in the Bermuda Narcotics department, read an official diary: Prison Statistics Why such a high incidence of imprisonment? The following appeared in a Bermuda newspaper, an article by By Tony McWilliam and Don Burgess: Bermuda's a world leader in prison numbers BERMUDA is a world leader when it comes to locking up criminals. The island tops a global league table for imprisonment, beating out even the U.S. and South Africa. Black Bermudian males, however, are far less likely to be in prison than their U.S. counterparts. Figures show there are currently about 280 people incarcerated in Bermuda at Westgate, the Prison Farm and the Co-Ed Facility, including 25 women and some 49 foreigners. That translates to 48 people per 10,000 people in Bermuda's population, compared to 43 in the U.S., 33 in South Africa and 10 in the U.K.. If non-Bermudian inmates are excluded, the figure for Bermuda drops to 39 per 10,000, which puts the island in second place, below the U.S. A cross section of observers yesterday cited flaws in the education and criminal justice systems and a lack of commitment by law makers to endorse alternative sentencing and support families.

11. Paul's Crime And Justice Page: EMU CLasses: CRM 331 - Corrections Class background info). The Interpol website has crime stats by nationif you'd like to do some context for incarceration figures. My http://www.paulsjusticepage.com/emu/crm331.htm

CRM 331 Corrections : W '03 Required Reading [links go to Amazon.com] Marc Mauer and Meda Chesney-Lind. Invisible Punishment: The Collateral Consequences of Mass Imprisonment . New Press 1-56584-726-1 Robert Johnson. Hard Time . Wadsworth, 3 rd ed. 0534507174 Helen Prejean, Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States . Vintage Books; 0679751319 Recommended Books Ted Conover Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing . Knopf; ISBN: 0375726624 Jeffrey Ross and Stephen Richards. Behind Bars: Surviving Prison . Alpha 0028643518 Jeffrey Ross and Stephen Richards. Convict Criminology . Wadsworth Pub Co; ISBN: 0534574335 Great article on what happens to someone freed from 10 years on death row after DNA evidence clears him ($300,000, depression, etc) Texas executes a convicted killer whose lawyer suffered from mental illness and was repeatedly disciplined by the state bar Required Reading and Exercises Syllabus Paper 1 : based on ‘What Every American Should Know About Criminal Justice’ . Read through it and print off a copy – we will be using this document at several points during the semester so make sure you have a copy.

12. RUPD Campus Crime Officer decided to release subject to Ben Taub psychiatric in lieu of incarceration.1305. Back to the Return to RUPD Home Page Archived Monthly crime stats. http://rupd.rice.edu/archive/2001/January 2001.html

Rice University Police Department Annual Crime Stats Campus Crime Regularly The following is a summary of reported crime that has occurred on OUR campus: January, 2001 Nothing to report. Entrance #12 Traffic stop at Entrance #12. Driver has suspended license. Subject arrested and transported to Harris County Jail. Entrance #3 Traffic stop for possible daytime curfew. Juvenile did not have a drivers license. Subjects sister was contacted to pick him up. Hanszen College Student reports items stolen from room. Case pending. Hanszen College Student reports computer stolen from room. Case pending. Baker College Student reports bicycle stolen from quad area. Bicycle had been secured and was missing on 01.03.01. Case pending. Nothing to report. East Stadium Lot Report of minor accident between vehicle and Rice Delivery Services vehicle. Report filed. Greenbriar Building Staff member reports theft of two wallets which occurred on 01.11.01. Wallet found less cash. Case pending. Nothing to report. Hanszen College Report of stolen bicycle from area near commons. Case pending.

13. Prison Stats Prison stats. own area after dark 41 Risk of serious violent crime for a of peopleof probation or parole, 1993 2,600,000 - US Black incarceration rate per http://www.prisonactivist.org/pipermail/prisonact-list/1998-June/001962.html

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14. Prison Activist Resource Center: Prison Crisis incarceration Clearinghouse, from the Center for Juvenile and Drug War how criminalizationof drugs fuels crime. their Prison Page Government stats and more http://www.prisonactivist.org/crisis/

If you can see this message you have disabled JavaScript. The webpage below may therefore be poorly formatted. We are currently trying to assess if using JavaScript on our pages (in the limited way we use it) is a problem for many of you who visit our site. Please enable JavaScript and email us at parc@prisonactivist.org to let us know if this was an inconvenience. Thanks! Yours, The PARC webcrew. ALERTS! Student Organizing Publications En Espanol ... crisis The Prison Crisis News, stats, and resources on the prison-industrial complex, and the human rights and economic crisis which it is causes Featured Items UPDATE: California's expanding prison-industrial complex Check out Corporate Watch's excellent feature on the Prison Industry. The Oregon AFSCME union has put together a great page on prison privatization (Note: click on the star to view subsequent pages). PARC co-sponsored the Critical Resistance prison activist conference, September 25-27, 1998, in Berkeley, California.

15. Sheriff's Office | Media Information | SHERIFF O'FLYNN UNVEILS LOCAL CRIME STATS SHERIFF O'FLYNN UNVEILS LOCAL crime stats, SERIOUS OFFENSES that the growth rateof crime has leveled notification of an inmate's release from incarceration. http://www.monroecountysheriff.info/news/media/media_sheriff_unveils_local_crime

Media Information SHERIFF O'FLYNN UNVEILS LOCAL CRIME STATS, SERIOUS OFFENSES DIP 4% Wednesday, May 15, 2002 Monroe County Sheriff Patrick O'Flynn today announced that, while serious offenses dipped 4%, the overall crime rate in Monroe County has essentially remained flat for 2001, declining by just nine-tenths of a percent in Monroe County during 2001. "While the crime rate within the area patrolled by the Monroe County Sheriff's Office has remained essentially stable during 2001, I am pleased that the growth rate of crime has leveled out and even trended slightly downward," said O'Flynn Serious crimes including murder, rape, robbery, and felony assault were collectively down 4%. Specifically, robberies were down by 33% during 2001 while burglaries were down 7.7% and rapes declined by 20.0%. Crimes against the family were also down 2% during 2001. Though all major crimes decreased, lesser crimes increased by 2%. Vehicle larcenies were up 3% from 2000 while DWI arrests were up 7%. The number of reported vehicle collisions was down by 2% during 2001although the number of fatal collisions increased slightly. Of the 25 fatal accidents recorded, five involved alcohol. Overall larcenies were down by 4.%. The number of deer involved in motor accidents reported to the MCSO increased by 5% during 2001.

16. EWU CJ Majors List Items P-V International Rates of incarceration,19921993; The Sentencing Project - Facts About crimeStatistics Page Includes Tutorial on How crime stats are Collected; http://www.class.ewu.edu/class/CJ/p-v.htm

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17. CSIndy: Group Pushes For Halt To New Prisons (January 13 - January 19, 2000) law enforcement have also claimed that the high cost of incarceration is worthwhile thatassertion, however, pointing out that while overall crime stats may be http://www.csindy.com/csindy/2000-01-13/news.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Group pushes for halt to new prisons by Malcolm Howard JANUARY 13, 2000: Standing next to a stark, black-and-white chart showing the number of prisoners behind bars in Colorado, activist Christie Donner rattles off statistics that she says support her call for a moratorium on new prison construction in the state. 'Prison construction now takes up one-third of the state's capital construction budget,' Donner told a group of about three dozen residents gathered at downtown's St. Mary's Cathedral earlier this week. 'And it's been increasing.' Donner spoke as part of a statewide, grass-roots effort to raise support for Senate Bill 00-104. Introduced in the state Senate last week, the bill would forbid new prison construction in the state until 2003. Inmate population quintupled A few of the facts cited during Donner's two-hour talk: The prison moratorium bill, Donner argued, would give lawmakers a chance to stop and look at the real costs of increased incarceration. Among other things, the proposed bill would create a 17-member task force that would study the causes behind the state's massive prison boom and suggest possible countermeasures.

18. Prevention Dividend Project: Data Sources http//www.gov.ab.ca/just/crimeprev/stats.htm reflect the available evidence onthe impacts on society of various types of crime. incarceration in Canada. http://prevention-dividend.com/en/research/justice_sources.htm

Prevention Dividend Research: DATA SOURCES Justice General Information Workplace Health Community Health Seniors ... Family Violence Justice: Alberta Stats - Alberta Summit On Justice ©1999 Alberta Justice Contact Us Figure 6 Non-Sexual Assault Incidents by Province/Territory, 1996 Source: Uniform Crime Reporting Survey, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada. http://www.gov.ab.ca/justicesummit/stats/fig06.htm Canadian Crime Statistics Providing information and charts showing crime figures in Canada, with specific information for Alberta. Site provided by Alberta Justice. http://www.gov.ab.ca/just/crimeprev/stats.htm Canadian Firearms Centre http://www.canadianfirearms.com Canada: Crime and Criminal Justice Canada: Crime and Criminal Justice Canadian Police College Access to Justice Network Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics Criminal Intelligence Service Department of Justice of Canada International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice. http://www.louisville.edu/library/ekstrom/govpubs/international/canada/cancrime.html

19. Project Vote Smart the development of alternatives to incarceration and criminal org/ Victims and CitizensAgainst crime (CAVE) We now.org/now/issues/violence/stats.html Violence http://www.vote-smart.org/issues/index.phtml?cat=Crime

20. General Info whose mission is to reduce society's reliance on the use of incarceration as a Mycurrent project is to seek out new crime stats links at the city, county http://www.nmu.edu/cj/Criminal Justice Links/general_info.htm

Click to see where we're located: Back To Criminal Justice Links Please let us know if you find any old or broken links, so we can remove them. Either send email to syoung@nmu.edu or call 906-227-2660. General Information Sources Amnesty International Amnesty International is a worldwide campaigning movement that works to promote all the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international standards. In particular, Amnesty International campaigns to free all prisoners of conscience; ensure fair and prompt trials for political prisoners; abolish the death penalty, torture and other cruel treatment of prisoners; end political killings and "disappearances"; and oppose human rights abuses by opposition groups. Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy The Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy (CFDP) is a non-profit organization founded in 1993 by several of Canada's leading specialists in drug policy. Its founding members include psychologists, pharmacologists, lawyers, health policy advocates and public policy researchers. Center for Community Alternatives CCA is a private, not-for-profit agency providing direct services to professionals and clients in the criminal and juvenile justice and related human service systems, as well as research, training and technical assistance in those fields.

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