An updated zoning policy eliminating all alcohol outlets (liquor stores) in residential districts
was implemented to reduce high rates of violent crime in Baltimore City. Diverse …

Alcohol and tobacco consumption remain significant risk factors (RFs) for morbidity and
mortality from noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), including cardiovascular ones, in …

The spatial relationship between violent crime and alcohol outlets is well documented. Yet, it
is unclear whether on-or off-premises alcohol outlets have greater effects on violent crime …

Aim. To present first results of the study on the assessment of municipal infrastructure using
specialized software in a pilot subject of the Russian Federation (Sverdlovsk Oblast) …

Gun violence occurs in urban areas more than it does anywhere else, and youth of color in
these areas are disproportionately impacted in the United States. How can we approach …

Background The availability of local, state, and national data on alcohol outlet density have
important implications for policies and interventions aiming to reduce alcohol-related …

An estimated 25% of worldwide alcohol consumption is unrecorded, meaning not taxed and
is outside the usual system of governmental control, such as home or informally produced …

Areas with higher off-premise alcohol outlet availability have higher rates of violent, property,
and disorder crime. Less is known about the characteristics of off-premise outlets that can …

Objective: In June 2012, Baltimore City, MD, enacted legislation (commonly referred to as
the Mosby Bill) prohibiting all liquor stores (outlets that primarily sell alcoholic beverages) …

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William & Mary Law School William & Mary Law School Scholarship Repository Faculty …