The militarization of America’s police may reduce crime: New study
The transfer of surplus military equipment to American police forces has divided communities. New research says it reduces crime.
The transfer of surplus military equipment to American police forces has divided communities. New research says it reduces crime.
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A 2017 study suggests a link between certain facial features and the severity of the punishment a judge assigns to felony crime.
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A collection of government reports and academic papers that help paint a picture of the men, women and children in custody nationwide. We included a few research articles that look specifically at transgender inmates.
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A lower resting heart rate partially explains why men commit more crime than women, according to a new study led by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Living in a crime-prone neighborhood can be stressful. Researchers in Scotland have found a connection between premature births and low birthweights.
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An analysis in The Lancet finds that national implementation of background checks on ammo purchases alone could reduce gun-related deaths by 81 percent.
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Crime and drunk driving tend to fall after marijuana legalization, according to a 2016 research review.
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This step-by-step guide can help journalists find public and private information about someone connected to a crime while working on deadline.
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Updated review of studies and reports that provide insights into law enforcement actions and recent patterns in America.
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2015 study published in the Journal of Experimental Criminology that examines how body cameras influence the behavior of police officers during encounters with the public.
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