violent crimes

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violent crimes

Why they kill

the discoveries of a maverick criminologist
1999

Drugs and violent crime

1996
Discusses the dangers associated with drugs including the connections between drugs and violent crime.

Gangs

1998
Presents contrasting viewpoints on the following questions: "How serious a problem are gangs in the United States?" "What factors encourage gang behavior?" and "How can gangs be eliminated?".

Gun crime

2012
Including real-life examples and case studies of gun crimes around the world, this book gives information on various types of gun crimes and discusses the laws of different countries and their attitude toward guns.

Violent crime

is it out of control?
1995
Discusses the problems of violence and crime while providing special focus on how violent crime affects young people at home and in their neighborhoods.

Deadly force

firearms and American law enforcement : from the Wild West to the streets of today
2009
An exploration of the history of the use of lethal force in law enforcement in the United States since the Civil War that discusses the effectiveness of hand guns, the psychology of shooting a criminal, specific incidents, and other related topics.

Gangs

opposing viewpoints
2001
Presents various articles that present opposing viewpoints about the reasons behind gang behavior, the breadth of the problem of gang violence, and how our society and our judicial system can deal with the problem.

Youth violence

an American epidemic?
1996
Discusses different kinds of juvenile violence and their causes, as well as the costs of this violence and possible solutions.

Inner city violence

1990
Presents opposing viewpoints on the increasing problem of inner-city violence, discussing such aspects as drugs, violence against women, gays, and the elderly, and gangs.

I am the Central Park jogger

a story of hope and possibility
2003
In 1989, Trisha Meili, jogging in New York's Central Park, was raped and left for dead. The brutality of the assault shocked America. In this candid memoir, Meili, anonymous for 13 years, reflects on the attack and her subsequent recovery.

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