Targeting escalation in reported domestic abuse: Evidence from 36,000 callouts
Practitioners dealing with domestic abuse often claim that the problem escalates over time in
both seriousness and frequency. We tested those claims on 36,000 police records of …
both seriousness and frequency. We tested those claims on 36,000 police records of …
[HTML][HTML] Targeting escalation of intimate partner violence: Evidence from 52,000 offenders
L Barnham, GC Barnes, LW Sherman - Cambridge Journal of Evidence …, 2017 - Springer
Abstract Research Question Does the severity or frequency of intimate partner violence or
abuse reported to police increase over time, once a unique perpetrator-victim couple has …
abuse reported to police increase over time, once a unique perpetrator-victim couple has …
[HTML][HTML] Targeting escalation and harm in intimate partner violence: Evidence from Northern Territory Police, Australia
J Kerr, C Whyte, H Strang - Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based …, 2017 - Springer
Abstract Research Question Does analysis of intimate partner violence (IPV) among
Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal couples in the Northern Territory (NT), Australia, reveal any …
Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal couples in the Northern Territory (NT), Australia, reveal any …
Taking crime seriously: playing the weighting game
D Ignatans, K Pease - Policing: a Journal of policy and practice, 2016 - academic.oup.com
The advantages and problems of weighting crime counts by harm inflicted are detailed. To
obtain a better understanding of crime trends and distributions, victim judgements of the …
obtain a better understanding of crime trends and distributions, victim judgements of the …
First-generation immigrant judgements of offence seriousness: evidence from the crime survey for England and Wales
G Los, D Ignatans, K Pease - Crime Prevention and Community Safety, 2017 - Springer
This exploratory paper delves into differences and similarities in the rated seriousness of
offences suffered by victims of different national origins. The issue is important because a …
offences suffered by victims of different national origins. The issue is important because a …
[PDF][PDF] Publieke ernstpercepties van criminaliteit en het verband met televisiegebruik
A Adriaenssen - Een kwantitatieve studie bij de Vlaams bevolking, 2016 - lirias.kuleuven.be
Het onderzoek naar publieke ernstpercepties van criminaliteit is gegroeid vanuit het idee
van het belang van de stem van het publiek in het beleid, en kent een lange traditie. Meer …
van het belang van de stem van het publiek in het beleid, en kent een lange traditie. Meer …
[PDF][PDF] Evidence-based vs. experience-based targeting of crime and harm hotspots in Northern Ireland
E Macbeth - 2015 - crim.cam.ac.uk
Crime concentrates in space and time. These are hotspots. Recent research evidence has
proposed a “law of crime concentration”(Weisburd, 2015: 143), where 2.1% to 6% of street …
proposed a “law of crime concentration”(Weisburd, 2015: 143), where 2.1% to 6% of street …
[PDF][PDF] Patterns and Concentrations of Risk in Reported Police Pursuit Incidents in New Zealand
C Scott - 2015 - crim.cam.ac.uk
Overseas pursuit research has grown since the 1980s and this research has identified crash
risk concentrations across a variety of pursuit variables. This type of research has not …
risk concentrations across a variety of pursuit variables. This type of research has not …