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Tag: crime

May 1, 2010 JohnJayREC

Trends in American Youth Crime

Jeffrey A. Butts and Daniel P. Mears (2011). Trends in American Youth Crime. In Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice, David W. Springer

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September 1, 2000 JohnJayREC

Fighting Juvenile Gun Violence

Although gun violence and homicides have been declining in recent years, gun-related crime remains at unacceptably high levels.

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September 1, 1991 JohnJayREC

A Simulation Model of Pretrial Felony Case Processing: A Queuing System Analysis

Case processing tends to be examined with data analysis or evaluation designs. Both limit our understanding of how case processing as a whole operates and how its parts relate to each other. This article suggests queue simulation modeling as a method for dealing with these issues.

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