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1 factorsinfluencingcrime rates
multiple factorsinfluencecrime rates
his department ... some factorscontributeto high crime rates
the societal factorsinfluencecrime rates
socioeconomic factorscausinghigher crime rates
numerous factors(passive) are created byCrime rates
the real factorsleadto high crime rates
empirically what factorsinfluencecrime rates
all the external factorsinfluencecrime rates
ecological factorsleadto high crime rates
geographic factorsinfluencingcrime rates
crime of environmental factorsinfluencecrime rates
a variety of environmental factorsinfluencecrime rates
crime rates ... many factorsinfluencecrime rates
The FBI ... account other factorsmay influencecrime rates
major causative factorsleadingto high crime rates
many important factorsinfluencingcrime rates
wide variety of factors(passive) are influenced byCrime rates
a wide range of factors(passive) are influenced bycrime rates
a million different factorsinfluencecrime rates
both studies ... outside factorsmay influencecrime rates
May 2016 Factorsinfluencingcrime rates
many socio - economic factors(passive) can be influenced bycrime rates
Certain social and environmental factorswould influencecrime rates
restrictions on gun ownership ... factorsinfluencecrime rates
Corcoran 's work ... other factorsinfluencecrime rates
People living in those cities ... several factorshad contributedhigh rate of crime
Loss of investment High unemployment , instability and other factorsleadto high crime rates
crucial criminal science and sociological factors ... the povertyleadsto high crime rates
a multitude of factors - gun ownership potentially being one(passive) are influenced byCrime rates
an examination of the socio - economic and socio - cultural factorscausehigh crime rates
factors such as better household and vehicle security and better policingcould be influencingcrime rates
various themes , from psychological portraits of offenders to economic factorsinfluencecrime rates
his bold claims with elaborate statistical analyses that tease sometimes small effects out of the welter of factorsinfluencecrime rates
the highest poverty rate , highest unemployment rate , the highest percentage of illicit drug arrests , the highest high school dropout rates in the city , many factorscontributeto high crime rates
complications that challenge those findings and note ... factors unrelated to realignment , such as changes in economic conditions and law enforcement personnelinfluencedcrime rates
complications that challenge those findings and note there may be factors unrelated to realignment , such as changes in economic conditions and law enforcement personnelinfluencedcrime rates
density -high poverty ratesresultsin high crime rates
A history of racist redlining policies , a lack of job opportunities , as well as food deserts and various public health issues ... the factorsleadto high crime rates
Before the 1990s , the belief held in both policing and political circles that crime resulted from factors beyond anyone ’s control , and that police could do littleto influencecrime rates
a vicious cycle by which young people struggling with the lack of economic opportunities turn to illegal activities and crime , further depressing growthhave createda vicious cycle by which young people struggling with the lack of economic opportunities turn to illegal activities and crime , further depressing growth
to a feeling of insecurityis leadingto a feeling of insecurity
in higher insurance premiumscan resultin higher insurance premiums
from poverty and corruptionresultingfrom poverty and corruption
what people do and do not do in their neighborhoodinfluencewhat people do and do not do in their neighborhood
to some higher insurance rates as wellleadsto some higher insurance rates as well
to a sense of insecurity among residentscontributesto a sense of insecurity among residents
to lower property values and poor real estate investmentsleadto lower property values and poor real estate investments
in unfortunate deathsresultingin unfortunate deaths
states to enact controls on handgun carrymight causestates to enact controls on handgun carry
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to a climate of fearcontributesto a climate of fear
the fear and discontent(passive) created bythe fear and discontent
to cutbacks in those legal protections in the 1970s and 1980sledto cutbacks in those legal protections in the 1970s and 1980s
to a decrease in populationalso leadto a decrease in population
the well being of a populationcan ... influencethe well being of a population
in distress in different states of the usa as wellhave resultedin distress in different states of the usa as well
a Decrease in Religiosity?Paul HeatonMar 1Causea Decrease in Religiosity?Paul HeatonMar 1
to legislation in the 1990s that particularly increased punishment of criminal aliensledto legislation in the 1990s that particularly increased punishment of criminal aliens
an atmosphere of fear in the countrycreatingan atmosphere of fear in the country
black market dealings causing violence all of this goes along with people in these areas not having real opportunity due to the fact that business wo n't open upcausingblack market dealings causing violence all of this goes along with people in these areas not having real opportunity due to the fact that business wo n't open up
to a desirable climate for industry , commerce , and residences , which in turn means higher property values and a stronger tax basealso contributeto a desirable climate for industry , commerce , and residences , which in turn means higher property values and a stronger tax base
to the falling population numbershave contributedto the falling population numbers
the size of the prison population(passive) is influenced bythe size of the prison population
to population reduction as able individuals move away to avoid the crime rate in portmay leadto population reduction as able individuals move away to avoid the crime rate in port
to a more trusting community and much more comfortable workers , which also increases efficiency and revenue all overleadto a more trusting community and much more comfortable workers , which also increases efficiency and revenue all over
to a more trusting community and more comfortable employees , which also increases productivity and revenue all aroundleadto a more trusting community and more comfortable employees , which also increases productivity and revenue all around
to discriminatory law enforcementcan leadto discriminatory law enforcement
people tofeel unsafecausedpeople tofeel unsafe
people to leave townwill causepeople to leave town
the need for more law enforcement officerscausethe need for more law enforcement officers
people to flee the state ’s citiesare causingpeople to flee the state ’s cities
in them being named as criminal - like peoplewill resultin them being named as criminal - like people
to our extremely high cost of operating jails and prisonsalso contributeto our extremely high cost of operating jails and prisons
as the drug may hold different effects on the personmay originateas the drug may hold different effects on the person
to a person grows ... his or her to continually try to control the reachwould leadto a person grows ... his or her to continually try to control the reach
in a higher percentage of the population having a criminal recordresultin a higher percentage of the population having a criminal record
people to support more police , more courts , more jailscausepeople to support more police , more courts , more jails
and this does not bode well for tallying happy peopleleadsand this does not bode well for tallying happy people
people to acquire guns for self - protectionleadpeople to acquire guns for self - protection