Gap In Murder Stats A Mystery in murder stats a mystery FBI's numbers differ from city's By Jane Prendergast, jprendergast@enquirer.comThe Cincinnati Enquirer. FBI violent crime statistics http://enquirer.com/editions/2002/06/25/loc_gap_in_murder_stats.html
Extractions: /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' ' var zflag_nid="215"; var zflag_cid="74/2"; var zflag_width="120"; var zflag_height="90"; var zflag_sz="3"; The Cincinnati Enquirer FBI violent crime statistics released Monday for Cincinnati differ significantly from city police numbers, including a gap of 18 homicides in one year. No one could explain why the FBI's preliminary Uniform Crime Report data for 2001 was different from crimes tracked by Cincinnati police in every category of serious crime.
Extractions: The police department holds monthly classes in TIPS (Training for Intervention Procedures). Classes are $30 for each person. $15 is refunded when that person passes the class. The other $15 goes towards the cost of a textbook. All employees in Silverthorne that serve or sell alcohol are required to complete alcohol awareness training as a condition of their liquor license. Police officers are trained in bicycle safety and are also skilled riders. The department, on request, can put together a bicycle rodeo/obstacle course for special events. This program is geared towards children and teaches the rules of the road as well as basic riding skills and bicycle maintenance.
Victim Rights Article to contact the law enforcement agency who is responsible for investigating the crime. Pretrialconferences Trial Change of plea hearing sentencing b. Right to http://www.faxnet1.org/newsart/victimrights.htm
Oklahoma Sexual Offender Registries The information includes the name, address, crime type, employment, race, sex sex,race, physical characteristics, the offense committed, sentencing date and http://www.faxnet1.org/library/oklahoma.htm
Crime Victims Rights, Domestic Violence Rights To inform the court of the impact of the crime at the pretrial and sentencing;To be notified of the release of the offender from prison, custody or other http://www.healthyplace.com/Communities/Abuse/holli/facts_stats/victim_rights.ht
Houston Police Online -- Victim Services Unit The right to provide information to the probation department conductinga presentencing investigation on the impact of the crime. http://www.ci.houston.tx.us/department/police/vsu.htm
Extractions: The Mission of the Victim Services Unit is to enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Houston by assisting victims and the families of the victims experiencing crime and trauma. The Victim Services Unit of the Houston Police Department is dedicated to positively impacting the quality of life for the citizens of Houston by assisting victims, survivors, families, neighbors and businesses experiencing crime or trauma. A Victim Liaison can assist victims and/or their families and will provide referrals based on the specific needs of each situation. The Victim Services Unit works closely with various social service and legal agencies within the city of Houston and Harris County, and is familiar with a wide variety of resources available. Other Activities of the Victim Services Unit: Some common questions and answers: Q.
Oregon Criminal Justice Commission_213_008 shall state on the record at the time of sentencing the substantial Auth. ORS 137.667Stats. in the criminal conduct associated with the crime of conviction. http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/rules/OARS_200/OAR_213/213_008.html
Extractions: DIVISION 8 DEPARTURES Departure Sentences Except as provided in OAR 213-005-0006, the sentencing judge shall impose the presumptive sentence provided by the guidelines unless the judge finds substantial and compelling reasons to impose a departure. If the sentencing judge departs from the presumptive sentence, the judge shall state on the record at the time of sentencing the substantial and compelling reasons for the departure. Stat. Auth.: ORS 137.667 Hist.: SSGB 2-1988, f. 12-30-88, cert. ef. 9-1-89; SSGB 1-1989, f. 5-25-89, cert. ef. 9-1-89; CJC 1-1996, f. 3-6-96, cert. ef. 3-8-96; Renumbered from 253-008-0001 Departure Factors (1) Subject to the provisions of sections (2) and (3) of this rule, the following nonexclusive list of mitigating and aggravating factors may be considered in determining whether substantial and compelling reasons for a departure exist: (a) Mitigating factors: (A) The victim was an aggressor or participant in the criminal conduct associated with the crime of conviction.
About Us are followed in the days and weeks after a crime has occurred. be contacted with questionsregarding arraignments, bond hearings, trial dates, and sentencing. http://www.kcpd.org/legalresources.html
Extractions: Do You Know About the State of Missouri Victims Services? Victims of a Violent Crime You may be eligable to receive compensation for loss of income, support, funeral expenses and reasonable medical, drug, and counseling expenses up to $25,000. For more Information Call Missouri Dept. of Labor and Industrial Relations Other Related Sites Victims of a Crime Hate Crime Information National Center for Victims of a Crime. NOVA- National Organization for Victims Assistance. ... Help Guide for Stalking Victims General Legal Search Engines Find Law The Law Runner The Virtual Chase Meta Index for Legal Research ... Katsueys Legal Gateway Kansas City Missouri and Area Cass County Prosecutor Victim Services Clay County Prosecutor Victim Services Jackson Coutny Prosecutor Victim Services Platte County Prosecutor Victim Services Other Legal Resources Kansas City Prosecutor Missouri Bar Referral K.C. Bar Referral
HoustonChronicle.com - He referred to their upstanding lives since the crime and said, In my view Amongthe most gripping statements to the court during the sentencing was that of a http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/nation/1779284
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Tough Computer Crime Bill Clears Hurdle Smith's bill would direct the US sentencing Commission to take several factors consideration,along with the level of planning, whether the crime was committed http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/1107521
MADD Online: Criminal Justice 101 Before sentencing, a victim impact statement should be submitted to the prosecutor griefmaterials, information on how to apply for crime victims' compensation http://www.madd.org/victims/0,1056,6250,00.html
Extractions: MADD Victim Advocates (Metroplex Chapter, Texas) MADDvocate, Winter 2003 For most people, the criminal justice system can be a frustrating maze of laws, charges and legalese (the language of lawyers). When you are a victim of a violent crime such as drunk driving, the shock, grief and anger layered on top of trying to navigate through the system can be utterly overwhelming. But understanding the basics of the criminal justice system can help in seeking justice. Criminal cases begin with law enforcement officers who gather information about the crime. Victims should get the facts from the investigating officer, including information on a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) test, whether charges were filed and what type, when and where to get the crash report, and any other pertinent information. What is a 'MADD Victim Advocate' and how can one help me?
SexOffenders will be sentenced to a longer term than someone whose previous offense that was aproperty crime. These possibilities are included in the sentencing guidelines http://www.olmstedcounty.com/sheriff/sexoff.htm
Extractions: An individual who has been convicted of a sex offense, or another related offense, will soon be released from prison to live in the area where you live or work. The purpose of the information contained in this packet is to provide you and your loved ones a greater measure of safety than you might have had if you were unaware of the background of this offender, or had no knowledge of his release or place of residence. Minnesota Statutes provide the opportunity for the Olmsted County Sheriff's Office to give you the information you need to make good decisions with regard to the safety of yourself and those around you. The person who is to be released from a prison in Minnesota has been convicted of a crime that requires registration with local authorities, and to keep those authorities apprised of any changes in residence. This information is kept and maintained on a computer system by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and provides police agencies with essential information as to the nature and whereabouts of certain convicted criminals who reside in their jurisdictions.
British Columbia Crime Trends From this perspective, stringent sentencing guidelines, mandatory life sentencesfor threetime as adults, have culminated in an effective deterrent to crime. http://www.cometobc.com/crimetrends.html
Extractions: Search This Document For a Word or Phrase About Us Savvy Sarah Relocating To Vancouver Buyer's Zone ... Contact Us What is the Crime Rate? The crime rate is the number of Criminal Code offences reported for every 1,000 people. It is often a better measure of trends in crime than the actual number of offences because it allows for population growth. What is BC's Crime Rate? BC's crime rate in 1997 is 128 Criminal Code offences per 1,000 persons, an 8% decrease from the crime rate reported in 1996. The significant drop in BC's 1997 crime rate represents the largest year-to-year decline in the province during the last 20 years. After peaking at a high of 152 Criminal Code offences per 1,000 persons in 1991, BC's crime rate has been decreasing over the last number of years. In addition to the 8% reduction reported in 1997, BC's crime rate also fell 8% between 1992 and 1996. In total, BC's crimerate has fallen 16% during the last six years. Notably, the 1997 crime rate has decreased to the same rate as reported in the province during the early eighties. The Property Crime Rate in BC Property offences have a major impact on the crime rate as they account for more than 60% of total reported crime.
CPD - Helpful Information - Victims Rights with information regarding the emotional, physical, and financial impact the crimehas had on you and to state your sentencing recommendations (felony only). http://www.chandlerpd.com/cpd_site/helpful_info/az_rights.htm
Extractions: Community Resources ... Victims Rights Victims' Rights Under Arizona Statute and Court Rule Current Case Status Types Arizona Constitutional Rights for Victims of Crime Information for Victims of Crime Victims' Rights Under Arizona Statute and Court Rule ... Restitution VICTIMS' RIGHTS UNDER ARIZONA STATUTE AND COURT RULE Victims' rights before trial: Upon request, You have the right to be notified: You have the right: To be informed of the name, address, and the phone number of the prosecutor's office handling the case. To be informed of victim services and other resources available to you, including crisis, medical, and other emergency services.
CPD - Helpful Information - Victims Rights If you wish to be heard regarding sentencing, you must either appear at the initialappearance/arraignment or submit a written or video/audio taped statement http://www.chandlerpd.com/cpd_site/helpful_info/current_case.htm
Extractions: Community Resources ... Restitution Current Case Status A. INITIAL REPORT Your initial report has been made. If you have additional information that could be helpful to the investigation, please call Police Communications at (480)782-4130. Please refer to the original report number on the front of this brochure. You will be notified by the investigating officer if further information is needed or obtained reference your case. If you have any questions regarding the status of your case, please call Police Records Division at (480) 782-4000. B. CITATION ISSUED This case involves an offender who has been cited and released. The offender is to appear at the Chandler City Court (200 East Chicago Street, Chandler, Arizona 85225), on the date and time indicated on the front of this brochure. In misdemeanor matters, the defendant may enter a plea of guilty at the initial appearance/arraignment and be sentenced at that time. If you wish to be heard regarding sentencing, you must either appear at the initial appearance/arraignment or submit a written or video/audio taped statement to the court (or the Police Department if court is closed). This must be done prior to the proceeding. For further information contact the Chandler City Court at (480) 782-4700.
Extractions: Running Head: Differential Sentencing as a Function of Gender Differential Sentencing of Juvenile Offenders as a Function of Gender John H. Bickford, Jr. Salem State College Abstract Investigated was the effect of gender bias in the assignment of suspensions for juvenile criminal offenders. Twenty-eight participants were presented with a fictional account of either male or female high-school students involved in an act of vandalism and indicated an appropriate suspension. The accounts were otherwise identical and also brief; longer sentences were found to be positively correlated ( r pb ) with the male vandal condition. It is suggested that this differential must derive from a preexisting disposition in the participants, the nature of which is not clear but may be an attitude (such as paternalism) or a cognitive schema that rationalizes such favoritism. It is a seemingly reasonable assumption that male and female juveniles receive differential treatment in the assignment of punitive measures to correct deviate or mischievous behaviors. A common belief is that female miscreants receive preferential treatment and are punished with less severity than males. This assumption appeals strongly to common sense, and it does correspond to some similar findings regarding the adjudication of adult criminal offenders. Zingraff and Thomson (1984) found that adult females convicted of felony offenses received significantly shorter sentences than adult males convicted of similar crimes; however, in contrast to the common sense expectation, this study also found that female
Marital Assault of the sentence may be suspended upon the defendant's successful completion of counselingor therapy, either before or after sentencing, after consideration of http://www.wm.edu/WMPD/marital.htm
Extractions: Laws Pertaining To Sexual Assault The following is a paraphrase. For detailed information, see the Code of Virginia MARITAL SEXUAL ASSAULT Title 18.2-67.2:1 Code of Va. Definition: When a couple is living together and one partner forces or threatens the other into vaginal intercourse, forcible sodomy, or inanimate object sexual penetration and does NOT cause serious physical injury, the charge is marital sexual assault. However, if the couple is living together and serious physical injury is caused during the assault, the charge would be listed above in 1-3. In order for charges to be brought against the offender/spouse, marital sexual assault must be reported within ten days to the police, unless the victim/spouse is rendered physically unable to report. Penalty: 1 to 20 years imprisonment, or 12 months jail and/or $1,000.00 fine. Any or all of the sentence may be suspended upon the defendant's successful completion of counseling or therapy, either before or after sentencing, after consideration of the views of the survivor and the Commonwealth's Attorney representing the case. Home Departmental Info Report a Crime Crime Prevention ... Contents Send mail to jbcol1@wm.edu
