Most violent crime rates have fallen back to pre-pandemic levels, new report shows
The number of homicides across the United States declined by 16% in 2024, continuing a recent downward trajectory, according ...
Commentary: If prosecutors ‘followed the science’ as they claim, we’d have less crime, not more
Follow the science” is a common chorus among progressives. But often they, not those they moralize against, are the real ...
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NAFDAC, NDLEA Raise The Alarm Over Spike In Drug Abuse
Say Poverty, Unemployment, Corruption Major Cause …Inadequate Support Networks Leave Young People Vulnerable To Peer Influence — Activist …NDLEA Act Needs Strengthening To Address Loopholes — Narcotic ...
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Money Talks: David Hemel’s new course gives student practical insights into using guaranteed basic income to tackle poverty
The notion of a basic income has long been of interest to Professor of Law Daniel Hemel, whose scholarship has examined ...
‘Reel justice’: a unique collaboration between university filmmakers and police
The films’ influence extends far beyond the university. They have been integrated into training programmes for police ...
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George Norcross promotes image as a civic leader as prosecutors call him a crime boss
George Norcross retains significant influence despite facing criminal racketeering charges that would make many defendants ...
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Economist Jérôme Valette: ‘There is no direct causal link between immigration and crime’
Is there a link between migration and crime? In the media as in politics, the relationship between immigration and crime is ...
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Study of ties between youth’s race/ethnicity and type of drug offense reveals ongoing disparities in US juvenile justice system
In a new study, a researcher examined the association between race/ethnicity in White, Black, Hispanic youth and the type of drug offense (possession versus distribution) they were charged with in ...
Reentry Campus offers the education key that unlocks the door to a better life: Commentary
Across the country, about half of persons in prison failed to graduate high school, a figure much lower than the general ...