Hosted by Leonard Sipes · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 34 episodes
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Audio versions of articles on https://crimeinamerica.net, a 13-year-old website addressing crime and criminal justice issues in the United States. The podcast uses an AI service to generate audio from original articles on Crime In America.Net written by Leonard Sipes. Sipes has decades of hosting and producing national and regional award-winning audio and video podcasts and television shows for state and national criminal justice agencies.
Leonard Sipes hosts Crime in America.Net, a true crime show with 34 episodes published.
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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 healt
Show notes“The National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) is the nation’s primary source of information on criminal victimization,” the US Census Bureau. No one is saying that about national FBI crime data. Advocates claim they wa
Show notesFor 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
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We must decide what we want from law enforcement before we endanger public safety.
Show notesThe median (average) time served in state prison for all offenses is 1.3 years. Critics of over-incarceration may need to reevaluate their claims in light of updated data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics based on an
Show notesCrimes in most jurisdictions involve reduced charges or dropped or deferred prosecutions. Concessions through plea-bargains, dropped charges and limited prison sentences are necessary to keep the justice system functioni
Show notesData from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicate the considerable loss of police officers in recent years. Tens of thousands of police have left the job. The good news is that police employment figures have improv
Show notesWe are on the verge of a new and better way of analyzing crime data through the FBI’s emerging National Incident-Based Reporting System. But issues remain. This podcast is based on an original article on https://crimeina
Show notesUnderstanding crime numbers and rates in America isn’t easy. Per FBI data, crime is down. Per the USDOJ’s National Crime Victimization Survey, violent crime increases are at record highs. Do FBI national crime reports in
Show notesPrison Inmates-9 Prior Arrests-4 Million Total Arrests-42 Percent Had 5-10 Incarcerations The 369,200 persons admitted to state prison in 34 states had an estimated 4.2 million prior arrests. Persons admitted to state pr
Show notesIt’s safe to say, based on polling data, that the great majority of the 54 million yearly police-citizen contacts, interactions were mostly positive which almost seems almost impossible considering the nature of the job.
Show notesWhat happens to crime studies of programs when compared to the best research methods? The lesson is that it’s very hard to engineer social change through anti-crime programs. The bottom line is that we are not very good
Show notesAmericans say a low crime rate (68%), low housing and living costs (66%), and good weather (62%) make a place desirable to live. Americans say a high crime rate (73%), high housing and living costs (65%), and high taxes
Show notesIn the last report from the National Crime Victimization Survey, there were 6,624,950 victims of violent crime and 13.4 million property victimizations of U.S. households. Per the USDOJ, 23 million persons reported being
Show notesThe latest overview of school crime is offered by the National Center for Education Statistics and the Bureau of Justice Statistics of the US Department of Justice.
Show notesThis may be considered “the” definitive study of policing tactics as I update this article for a podcast in December of 2024. The focus of this study is proactive policing (self-initiated efforts to reduce crime) versus
Show notesAn overview of data on offender rehabilitation programs. #offenderrecidivism #recidivism #recidivismreduction #reentry #offenderreentry #CrimeNews #Crime https://youtu.be/KoJ8sfq4bqg?si=cmyzcGWqSDXseZBg
Show notesA repository for summations of all major recidivism research and studies with policy implications. Keywords include reentry, offender reentry, recidivism, and offender recidivism. Crime in America.Net, https://crimeiname
Show notesA repository for summations of all major recidivism research and studies with policy implications. Keywords include reentry, offender reentry, recidivism, and offender recidivism. https://crimeinamerica.net is a 15-year-
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