Computer Crime Stats -- PC Guardian Presenting a summary of some computer security crime statistics. Computer crime stats. Computer Theft Understanding the Threat Theft of trade secrets costs U.S. companies as much as $2 billion a month. http://www.pcguardian.com/portal/crimestats.html
Extractions: Read Past Issues Computer data theft is a genuine threat - and it is costing governments, businesses, and institutions billions of dollars annually. PC Guardian has researched and collected the following information from computer security trade journals and special reports. Stolen Notebook Computers Linked to Corporate Server Attacks The FBI estimates 57% of unauthorized intrusions into corporate servers are made possible through stolen notebooks, which provide remote access capability, passwords, information about the location of sensitive or confidential information, and employee contact information. Source: Secure Computing Magazine 1999 Notebook Computer Thefts Skyrocket 50% in One Year
NCJRS: Statistics - Additional Resources important crim variables benchmark crim stats. Conventional crimecrimes of violence Summary Kinds of Financial costs of crime http://www.ncjrs.org/statwww.html
Drugstory | Drug Stats | Costs Of Drugs The Economic costs of Drug Abuse in the United States, 19921998 (September 2001)Covers issues related to healthcare, productivity and crime related costs. http://www.drugstory.org/drug_stats/drug_cost.html
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CJ Online | Topeka News | Crime Stats Can Tell Different Stories 09/03/00 CONTENTS Latest issue This issue LISTINGS Movie showtimes Music listings Theatre Dance Comedy Galleries Spoken word Etc. COLUMNS Love Bites Feelings Pink Panther Sign Language CONTRIBUTORS CLASSIFIEDS ABOUT EYE eye 08.02.01 CITYSTATE Don't let the http://cjonline.com/stories/090300/com_crimestats.shtml
Extractions: The Capital-Journal Raw numbers can tell any story someone wants them to tell. It's no different with crime statistics. Statistics on crime per resident show Topekans are more likely to be victimized if they're in the downtown area rather than in the southwest part of the city. But that's largely because fewer people live in the downtown area. Police records show more than five and one-half times the number of crimes per resident are committed in police patrol territory 441, which includes downtown Topeka, than in territory 448, which is situated south and west of S.W. 21st and Gage Boulevard. Yet police received reports of nearly 70 percent more crimes in territory 448 last year than in 441. The latter area is bounded on the north by the Kansas River, on the south by S. 17th Street, on the east by S.E. Branner Trafficway and on the west by S.W. Topeka Boulevard. Police say territory 441 has a higher crime rate per resident because nearly seven times as many people live in 448 than in 441.
Scoop: Hawkins Deliberately Used Wrong Crime Stats - ACT Hawkins Deliberately Used Wrong crime stats ACT. Tuesday, 1 October 2002, 354 pm Parents Fleeced By New School Qualification costs. 611 pm New Zealand First Party http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0210/S00018.htm
Extractions: Papers Show Hawkins Deliberately Used Wrong Crime Statistics Before Election Papers released under the Official Information Act reveal Police Minister George Hawkins deceived the New Zealand public two weeks before the general election with wrong crime statistics, ACT New Zealand Police Spokesman Dr Muriel Newman said today. "I have obtained correspondence between the police and the Minister before this year's election. This clearly shows Mr Hawkins received crime statistics indicating a rise in crime between 2000/01 and 2001/02, but deliberately used inaccurate figures to issue a media statement, two weeks before the election, claiming crime had dropped by 2.4 percent. "Mr Hawkins exploited the previous year's incorrect figures in order to create a drop in crime. "Mr Hawkins claimed in his press release that he had compared the 2001/02 provisional ten-monthly figures with the crime figures of the same period from the previous year. In fact, he did not use the 2000/01 recorded crime figures at all. Despite knowing the true crime rate for those ten months, Mr Hawkins used the 2000/01 "provisional" figures - outdated and blatantly inaccurate estimates which he knew overstated the period's crime by 10,000. "Mr Hawkins had an obligation to use the most accurate measure he could. By comparing the latest ten-monthly crimes with the wrong figures, Mr Hawkins knocked over 10,000 crimes off the ledger.
What's New In City Studies, Data, Stats in the income and sales taxes, property taxes, housing costs, health costs, and more. Statisticsfor 1999, and now they are available in our crime stats feature http://www.bestplaces.net/html/whats_new.html
Extractions: What´s new at BestPlaces net "Real Estate America", a weekly radio show hosted by Ed Curin, featured a 20-minute interview with Bert Sperling of BestPlaces.net, speaking about the web site and its features. Real Estate America is produced by Home and Garden Television of Knoxville, Tennessee. New Site Design Previous visitors will notice a new look to BestPlaces.net. A new tab-style menu makes it easier to find what you are looking for, and frees up the entire page width for a better presentation of information. New data has been added, the Crime and the City Profiles features have been enhanced. Find Your Best Place This powerful tool lets you set your preferences for your ideal place to live. At the click of a mouse, our expert system goes to work, comparing your ideal city's profile against the hundreds of cities in our databases. In seconds, you have a list of cities which best meet your criteria. Then you can click on the individual cities for more information. Try it out! Cost of Living Calculator
Scoop: Police Congratulated On Encouraging Crime Stats from the number of Americans using to the costs of fighting a drug war as well as stats which link drugs to crime. http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/PA0104/S00146.htm
Extractions: Home About Gannett News from Gannett Investor Relations ... Jobs CRIME STATS DON'T TELL WHOLE STORY, JUSTICE OFFICIAL SAYS By Amy Zurzola, Metro Reporter, Asbury Park Press Six years of falling crime statistics are good news, but the numbers are not the whole story, Deputy U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. told the Gannett National Conference for Reporters and Editors. Much news coverage of crime nationwide focuses on drops in the murder rate and juvenile crime, but statistics cannot measure the effects of crime, its impact on victims' families and on those arrested, Holder said in a luncheon keynote speech. Clinton administration anti-crime initiatives and increased community involvement in crime prevention have been catalysts for change, but new and troubling crime trends are emerging, Holder said. Crime in rural areas increased by 1 percent this year, due in part to a thriving methamphetamine market that spurred drug-related violence. Rape numbers have not decreased, even though other violent crimes have. "We must not be complacent as a result of our recent downturns,'' he said.
Crime Stats Make Worrying Reading For Car Owners crime stats make worrying reading for car owners. crime Survey statistics released this week by the Home ago, exposing victims to further costs when their vehicle is not returned. http://www.carnetnews.co.uk/news/story490.html
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NCPA - Crime And Gun Control- Statistics And Forecasts crime costs Savings Facts and Myths. Ten Facts About crime. Myths Aboutcrime Forecasts and Interpretations. Dampening Jubilation On crime stats. http://www.ncpa.org/pi/crime/crime21.html
Extractions: Statistics and Forecasts Crime Costs The Cost Of Crime Tops $1 Trillion A Year Facts and Myths Ten Facts About Crime Myths About Crime Forecasts and Interpretations Dampening Jubilation On Crime Stats Crime Down In Some Areas, Up In Others Americans Slowly Accept Crime Drop Experts Confounded By Crime Decline ... Timing the Coming Crime Wave Crime Statistics - U.S. and Texas Fewer Lawmen Killed on Duty in 1999 NCPA Study: Texas Crime Turnaround It's Official: Serious Crimes Down for Eighth Consecutive Year Crime Down For Seventh Year ... Searchable Crime Statistics Index Crime Statistics - By Category Abuse Racial Divide In Domestic Violence Deaths Puzzles Experts Spousal Abuse Cuts Both Ways Drugs and Alcohol Enforcement Of Marijuana Laws Varies Widely Fewer Arrests For Drunken Driving Fraud Coping With Identity Theft Guns Firearms Deaths Down For Fourth Straight Year Gun Violence In Public Housing Firearms Deaths, 1979-1997 Guns Figure More Often In Suicides Than Homicides ... Drug Arrests Increase, Violent Crime Falls Hate Crimes Hate and Prejudice Murder Small Towns See Drop In Murder Rates Murder Rates Decline Again South's Homicide Rates Lead The Nation Murder Rate Drops Again In 1997 Property An Epidemic Of Worker Theft Car Theft Declines In 1996 Rape/Sexual Assault Rape Statistics Are Debated Violent Violent Crime Falls Again Violent Crime Rates Drop In 1996 Violent Crime Rates In 1995 Victims U.S. Murder Rate For Children
General Crime Information More crime stats; costs of crime to Victims (BJS, 1994); Car JackingcrimeVictimization Survey (BJS, 1994); Elderly crime Victims (BJS, 1994). http://sun.soci.niu.edu/~critcrim/crime/crime.html
Autosafe - The Crime Facts Indirect costs Lost commercial information list of clients/sales leads,pricing/discount, drawings, Photos etc. crime stats report. pdf icon. http://www.autosafe.co.uk/facts.htm
Extractions: the facts What is the cost of your laptop computer to you and your business? Can you afford to have it stolen? Does your company have a laptop security and replacement policy? In order to estimate the true cost of losing a laptop, the following direct and indirect costs need to be determined and evaluated: (use autosafe calculator) Direct costs Indirect costs Our research has shown that this cost could easily run in to tens of thousands of pounds. When you consider all this and the number of laptops or mobile company information units you have out on the road, can your business really afford to take the risk?
Sources Of Data For Audit Unit, costs of crime National crime Comparisons. British Transport Police, crime/DisorderData. London Buses, crime/Disorder Data. London Fire Service, stats. http://www.hackney.gov.uk/index/council/departments/cl-index/cl-cpartners/safety
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Extractions: The goal of the Center for Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws is to provide science-based, practical, and effective training and technical assistance to States and communities involved in enforcing underage alcohol access and use laws. home Underage Drinking Research The Limiting Factor: economic costs of underage drinking Spanish articles / Artículos en Español The Limiting Factor: economic costs of underage drinking Printer-friendly version Email to a friend by Ted R. Miller, Ph.D. DRIVEN magazine, Fall 1999 Raising the minimum drinking age to 21 throughout the United States has been a successful strategy for reducing underage alcohol use and preventing related problems. Since 1975, minimum-drinking-age laws have prevented more than 17,000 traffic fatalities.1 However, it is clear that young people still drink-and their drinking all too often results in serious health and social problems. For the first time, estimates of the costs associated with underage alcohol consumption are available. These estimates can be useful in supporting decisions by policymakers to take decisive action to reduce underage drinking. Of course, regardless of the economic factors associated with underage drinking, anyone who cares about youth should be motivated to prevent youth alcohol use.
Extractions: This resource focuses on sanctions and public policy initiatives aimed at preventing impaired driving, reducing repeat offenses, and preventing underage drinking. home Statistics Economic Costs Spanish articles / Artículos en Español ... The Limiting Factor: economic costs of underage drinking The cost of underage drinking is a price too great to ignore. Costs of Impaired Driving in the United States by State Estimated costs of impaired driving in the United States by state. The Impaired Driving State Cost Fact Sheets were developed by Alan F. Jensen, J.D., M.A.; Ted R. Miller, Ph.D.; Kenya L. Covington, M.A., of the Public Services Research Institute, 1999. The estimates were produced under the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Partners in Progress Innovative Cooperative Agreement number DTNH22-97-H-55072. The information and opinions presented are attributable to the authors alone and may not represent the official views of the sponsoring agency. Costs of Underage Drinking (PDF) This document from OJJDP provides information about the range of serious health and social problems associated with underage drinking and about their economic costs.
Shooting Down Gun Data. VitalSTATS April 1999 to assume that those who commit gun crime will also defensive gun use and from allthe costs avoided by stats took the NCPA figures, reworked them to include http://www.stats.org/newsletters/9904/gundata.htm
Negative Space: Prohibition, Crime And Punishment, War Stats Prohibition, crime and Punishment, War stats. 1k costs of the Drug War 4k crime Statistics27k Drug Taxes and Fines 3k Drug War Figures 6k Marijuana http://www.hoboes.com/pub/Prohibition/Crime and Punishment/War Stats/
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Criminal Justice Resources Resources: Crime Statistics Arson; Total Index; Decade stats (Last checked 01/30/03) on Finding, Acquiring, andUsing crime and Justice each form of corrections, the total costs are about http://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/crimjust/stats.htm
Extractions: Crime is the most important subject on the public agenda today according to most national polls. Citizens of all races are fearful of violence and concerned about their own safety. People want their legislators and law enforcement leaders at all levels of government to develop effective strategies to reduce crime and ensure safety. This web page provides a compilation of resources on this topic, including both resources that are available in the Michigan State University Main Library as well as those that are available over the world wide web. In the most comprehensive study of its type, an article in the October issue of the Journal of Law and Economics (University of Chicago Press) says that crime costs $4,100 per person, or $1.7 trillion in 1997 dollars. The report, researched and written by David Anderson, an economist at Davidson College in North Carolina, covered such details as police and private security expenses, corrections costs, expense of crime-related injuries, amount of theft. Anderson says that criminals annually steal $603 billion in assets while also creating an additional $1.1 trillion worth of lost productivity.
