The best site I've found is below, for an overview of recent crimes by address/area and city.
You can typically find crime rates and statistics for a specific address or area of town by contacting your local police department or visiting their website. Another option is to use online databases that provide crime data based on zip codes or neighborhoods. Just keep in mind that crime statistics may vary depending on the reporting methods used by different sources.
The crime rate in the UK is generally lower than the crime rate in the US. However, the types of crimes and methodology for reporting and calculating crime rates can vary between the two countries, making direct comparisons challenging. Overall, both countries have seen decreases in crime rates in recent years.
There is no conclusive evidence to suggest that legalizing cannabis would lead to an increase in crime rates. In fact, some studies have shown that crime rates may decrease in areas where cannabis is legalized due to reduced enforcement efforts and the elimination of a black market for the drug. However, more research is needed to fully understand the impact of cannabis legalization on crime rates.
It is important to be truthful when participating in a national crime survey, regardless of your background. The accuracy of the data collected in such surveys is crucial for understanding crime trends and informing policy decisions. Providing false information could compromise the integrity of the results and impact efforts to address crime effectively.
No, Chicago is not the most dangerous city in the world or the United States. While it does have areas with higher crime rates, there are other cities globally that have higher overall rates of violent crime. It is important to consider various factors when comparing the safety of different cities.
Anomie is a state of being, as it would be experienced by an individual. So, an example of anomie would be: feeling depressed because of hopelessness and not knowing where one fits into society. An uncertain future would bring about anomie in people and society during an economic depression for instance.
They don't Arrest rates vary all over the world - as do crime rates. There would not appear to be a correlation between the two.
It would depend on the location and crime rate. Check the local crime statistics for the area.
You won't. Crime statistics are not broken down on the basis of religious persuasion or church affiliation.
Crime statistics only include recorded crimes. A lot of crimes go unreported and therefore unrecorded, for various reasons, mainly leading back to the fact that the victim doesn't always report the crime. There is actually much, much more crime happening than we think, because we look at the official crime statistics and it only shows a certain amount, and the crimes commited by certain people. Sociologists explain reasons for this. For example; The official crime statistics show that males are most likely to commit crime against other males. A sociologist would say that this is because men want to live up to the 'macho image', they don't want to admit defeat. If a woman commited a crime against the man, he may be very unlikely to report it. So; a lot of crime commited by women against men goes unrecorded and doesn't appear in the official statistics.
Econ 101. (simplified version) Raising the minimum wage rate would more likely than not, increase the crime rate. By increasing the minimum wage, employers will be able to hire fewer workers. At the macro level, fewer workers hired will net an increase in unemployment rates. As unemployment rates increase, so too do crime rates.
Cannabis is already illegal. Making cannabis illegal increases crime rates because every time someone lights a joint, they commit a crime.
I think that the homicide rates have increased because people knoe that even of they do a crime, they will go to jail so why would they do it?
Well I think all punishment decreases crime rates but I think the death penalty decreases the most amount of crime. However, it remains extremely difficult to show a relationship between crime rates and the death penalty, and it's questionable whether a criminal that would be willing commit a crime that is punishable by life in prison would be deterred by a possible death penalty. The stakes are so high in both cases that the punishment likely isn't a determinate on whether the criminal will proceed.
How's about tweaking Libor rates? as it seems Barkley bank aren't getting in trouble for it.
Best guess would be to contact cybercell :D
Those statistics are impossible to determine. It takes a long time for reported crime statistics to be published and those would not include felonies that have not been detected or reported.
There is no clear-cut correlation between gun restrictions and crime rates across countries. Many factors including social, economic, and cultural differences can affect crime rates. Some countries with strict gun laws do have lower rates of gun-related crimes, but it's not the only determining factor in overall crime rates.