A justice system, by its very nature, provides benefits and imposes costs.
— Read on www.niskanencenter.org/efficient-crime-control/
Tag: Crime
On Lessons Not Learned: Blue Cities Like Seattle Confirm the Broken Windows Theory—40 Years After It Was Proposed
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The Urban Violent Crime Spike Is Real | City Journal
Crime continues to plague the American urban core at much higher levels than before the pandemic.
— Read on www.city-journal.org/article/the-urban-violent-crime-spike-is-real
We’re in a Violent Crime Spike –The Glenn Show
We’re in a Violent Crime Spike | Glenn Loury & Charles Fain Lehman| The Glenn Show. Excellent Show! Below is a list of different topis discussed.
This podcast does an excellent job presenting a moderate conservative approach to crime, policing, drugs etc. If you’re liberal Lehman may draw you more to the middle. If you’re a staunch conservative Lehman will get you to loosen your grip and slide to the middle. After listening to this podcast both liberals and conservatives can find an area for intelligent discussion.
On my blog search “Glenn Show” for other podcasts from Glenn Loury that discuss crime, police, and race.
- 0:00 New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s controversial decision to post the National Guard in the subway
- 4:25 Charles defends pretrial detentions …
- 12:45 … but he sees the problem with long pretrial detentions
- 19:05 The ongoing—and occasionally halting—recovery from 2020
- 23:21 Are any major cities doing law enforcement and criminal justice right?
- 29:52 Charles: I’ve seen no evidence that police unions abet misconduct
- 34:38 Charles’s unsexy solutions for decreasing police misconduct
- 38:00 Our present drift toward social toleration of drug use
- 43:40 The perils of legalized sports gambling
- 49:57 Charles: Long-term, medically assisted treatment is the best way to get addiction rates down
- 53:06 Are we under-counting hate crimes?
Glenn Loury (Brown University, Manhattan Institute) and Charles Fain Lehman (Manhattan Institute). Recorded March 22, 2024.
See the video HERE
Homicide: Life in the Stats
Excellent read.
When national trends clash with on-the-ground realities
— Read on https://www.vitalcitynyc.org/articles/homicide-life-in-the-stats
Why Did Gun Violence in Buffalo Decline Dramatically in 2023?
Community leaders say it’s not attributable to a single initiative, but rather a tapestry of collaborative, mostly grassroots efforts — including the Peacemakers program.
— Read on www.thetrace.org/2024/04/buffalo-homicide-rate-data-peacemakers/
Hear is another story about the beginning of Buffalo’s fight against crime and violence see more HERE
Police Reform | San Francisco Police Department
The San Francisco Police Department is in the midst of a transformational endeavor that reflects our commitment to the principle of safety with respect and aspires to make SFPD a national model of 21st century policing. Initially launched in 2016 as the Collaborative Reform Initiative (or CRI), SFPD’s quest for continual improvement has grown to include Mayor London Breed’s ambitious Police Reform Roadmap and our department’s Racial Equity and Inclusion Action Plan.
— Read on www.sanfranciscopolice.org/your-sfpd/police-reform
Get a copy of the 432 page report HERE
Make NYC orderly for everyone
New York City may be a safe haven for shoplifters, subway shovers, gangbangers and illegal migrants, but park rangers are holding the line against pee-wee pee-pee bandits.
— Read on nypost.com/2024/04/12/opinion/make-nyc-orderly-for-everyone/
“It’s Not as Bad as People Think the Place Is” | Manhattan Institute
The Potential for Informal Social Control at Crime Hot Spots
Executive Summary
Criminologists have long known that crime is highly concentrated—in most cities, approximately 50% of crime happens on only 5% of streets. As a result, many cities have effectively reduced crime by concentrating police resources in extremely high-crime “hot-spots.”
— Read on manhattan.institute/article/potential-for-informal-social-control-at-crime-hot-spots
Get the .PDF HERE
Here’s why guys assaulting women on TikTok will probably get away with it | Fox News
The latest incident occurred on Wednesday, leaving the 23-year-old victim with a broken nose. Even if the suspect is taken into custody, don’t expect the punishment to last long.
By Hannah Meyers.
— Read on www.foxnews.com/opinion/heres-why-guys-assaulting-women-tiktok-will-probably-get-away