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Do schizophrenia raise the number of violent crimes in your community?
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How many people commit violent crimes every year in total?
The exact number of people who commit violent crimes every year can vary depending on the country or region. However, it is generally difficult to determine the precise number as not all crimes are reported or detected. Additionally, different jurisdictions may use different definitions and classifications of violent crimes.
How do you find the percentage of crime rates in a city For example If you have a population of 340218 and the number if violent crimes is 1161.?
violent crime divided by population: 1161./340218=.03%
How do you feel about placing felons out on probation?
It depends entirely on the crime. Many things are felonies that should not be. A felony can be as minor as driving with a suspended license, or any number of non-violent crimes. These people pose little risk. A violent felon, a kidnapper, a burglar or drug dealer represent an on-going danger to the community and should be carefully examined before parole.
How many paranoid Schizophrenics are murderers?
The majority of people with paranoid schizophrenia are not violent in any way. In fact, people with schizophrenia are victims of crime more often than they are perpetrators. That being said, schizophrenia is connected with drug use, which can cause violence. But violent schizophrenics are much rarer than the media suggests. I can't find any specific statistics on mental illness and violence, but I would guess that the number is in the range of 250-500 schizophrenic murderers in the US.
Number of people a year that becomes violent after playing violent video games?
1/200486
Do people with schizophrenia kill more often?
no however there is a disproportionate number of homicides by schizophrics compared to the number of those actually diagnosed
Can you be punished for an offense that nobody knew you committed until you confessed?
Yes. If you have confessed to the police or the authorities, or confessed to someone who reports that confession to the authorities and they can then prove you committed the offense. The only thing that might save you is if the offense is under a statute of limitation. Which means that after a number of years, there is no punishment for the offense. But only lesser crimes have a statute of imitations. Never homicide or other such violent crimes.
What person was well educated and smart but became a criminal anyway?
There are any number of examples: Bernard Madoff, Michael Miliken, Martha Stewart, Tom DeLay, G. Gordon Liddy, among many others. Most highly intelligent, well-educated people who commit crimes get caught for fraud, tax evasion, or drugs, but there are also people like this who commit violent crimes.
What is the statute number for felony theft in Florida?
TITLE XLVI CRIMES Chapter 812 THEFT, ROBBERY, AND RELATED CRIMES
What are some crimes cats have done?
cats have commited a number crimes throughout the years, from murder to rape but they cannot be charged in a court of law.
What does the species richness of a community refer to?
The species richness of a community refers to the number of different species found in a community
What is the phone number of the Lake Community in Uniontown?
The phone number of the Lake Community is: 330-877-9975.
