Crime statistics are often expressed as crimes per 100,000 people. This allows for easy comparison of crime between two cities or states with different populations.
Crime statistics are supposed to be and usually are reported by local and federal law enforcement agencies. Many times the statistics are reported in the newspaper.
Statistics is used to collect data on many aspects of our population that include: pregnancy, rape, violence, divorce, health, crime, and many many others.
Yes, no, maybe Seems everyone has their own list. South Africa is usually in the top 10. The reason for these varying statistics may be that everyone has a different definition of a serious crime. Homocide rates are certaintly in this group, as well as violent assaults. Also, crime statistics may not fairly reflect the danger to the traveler who stays in better sections of cities. I also believe that there is unreporting of statistics. I just have a hard time believing that Iceland is more dangerous than the Sudan based on crime statistics. From personal experience, the country of South Africa has many cities where you will feel safe during the day and night. Johannesburg downtown and Hillbrow at night should not be visited alone. I speak from personal experience, rather than statistics. Also, conditions do change and crime statistics will lag behind these changes. See related links.
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There are many factors that can cause crime rates to change: - better law enforcement - demographic changes - change in penalties Regarding demographics, statistics correlate access to abortion (and therefore fewer unwanted pregnancies) and lower crime rates 18 years later. That being said, correlation is a lower bar than causation.
The effectiveness rates of these methods are expressed in terms of how many women experience pregnancies during their first year of using the method.
The United States has a relatively high crime rate compared to many other developed countries. However, rankings can vary depending on the specific crime rates being compared. For example, the US has a high rate of violent crime, but may have lower rates of other types of crime when compared to some other countries. It's important to consider that crime rates can also vary within different regions or cities within a country.
Not all countries publish crime rates so it is not possible to answer this question
Impossible to answer since (a) not all crimes are reported and (b) not all reported crime statistics are publicly available !
Those statistics are impossible to determine. It takes a long time for reported crime statistics to be published and those would not include felonies that have not been detected or reported.
Crime rates have varied over time, with a sharp rise after World War II. Many immigrants were settling in the west and competing with the farmers.
The crime rate in the Corps is not especially high. Given that the Corps is the smallest of the military branches, the statistics are skewed because of it's relative size.There will always be crime in each branch of the military, but the required aggressiveness that the Marine Corps requires of it's members makes the likelihood of violence more prevalent. Even so, when you look at the rates given the size of the Corps in relation to the same numbers from other branches it is not extreme.Statistics are strange. If three members of each service committed the same crime, the statistics would show different percentages for each service because of the relative size of each service. So, given this fact, perhaps the crime rate isn't as high as you thought. How many of the members did crime, not what percentage. It makes a very large difference in how the data is viewed.