We Ignore The USDOJ’s 44 Percent Increase In Violent Crime-Why?

Getting Answers To Your Crime And Justice Questions

A guide to getting answers to crime and justice questions. Most in state and local justice systems find USDOJ material difficult or impossible to find, read, and comprehend. Getting answers to common questions is tough. This article explains why and offers solutions. This podcast is based on an original article in https://crimeinamerica.net, a 15-year-old website focusing on crime and justice issues. The audio is AI generated.

Parole And Probation: Dangers, Realities, and the Need for Change

There's no national consensus as to what we want from parole and probation employees or agencies.   Parole and probation agents supervise and assist people with long histories of violence, substance abuse, and mental health backgrounds.   What could possibly go wrong?

We Ignore The USDOJ’s 44 Percent Increase In Violent Crime-Why?

“The National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) is the nation’s primary source of information on criminal victimization,” the US Census Bureau [https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/ncvs.html]. No one is saying that about national FBI crime data. Advocates claim they want an evidence-based approach to crime yet they ignore the best available data. We are dismissing a chance to create better, safer communities. Journalists insist that democracy dies in the darkness but they pay little to no attention to the National Crime Victimization Survey and its findings. This podcast is based on an original article in https://crimeinamerica.net, a 15 year old website. The audio is AI generated.

The Status Of Arrests, Crimes Solved And Incarcerations

For the first time in many years, incarcerations and arrests, seem to be increasing with a slight expansion of police officers after losing 25,000 cops. Crimes solved, however, remain flat. f you deal with victim rights organizations, they will tell you that accountability for criminal offenders can be either challenging or nonexistent. They suggest that this has a profound impact on people trusting government. According to polls of attitudes towards institutions, they are correct. Trust in government and institutions is low. This podcast is based on an original article on https://crimeinamerica.net, a 15-year-old website focusing on crime and justice issues. The audio is AI-generated,

Cops And Crime Control–Does Society Know What It Wants?

We must decide what we want from law enforcement before we endanger public safety.