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New criminal justice study findings have been reported by K. Soothill and colleagues.

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According to a study from Lancaster, the United Kingdom, "Using Danish registers for a 1980 birth cohort of 29,944 males with parental information and following up these cases for 25 years, the study considers four paradigms of crime reduction (parental child rearing, structural factors around adolescence, locality and individual resources)."

"Focusing on offenders with first-time convictions for shoplifting (n = 1,989), for burglary (n = 1,324) and for violence (n = 1,901), all four paradigms made a contribution to risk of first-time offending for all three crimes. The counter-factual analysis indicated that a focus on structural issues within a society may have more …

Period18/03/2010

According to a study from Lancaster, the United Kingdom, "Using Danish registers for a 1980 birth cohort of 29,944 males with parental information and following up these cases for 25 years, the study considers four paradigms of crime reduction (parental child rearing, structural factors around adolescence, locality and individual resources)."

"Focusing on offenders with first-time convictions for shoplifting (n = 1,989), for burglary (n = 1,324) and for violence (n = 1,901), all four paradigms made a contribution to risk of first-time offending for all three crimes. The counter-factual analysis indicated that a focus on structural issues within a society may have more …

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TitleNew criminal justice study findings have been reported by K. Soothill and colleagues.
Media name/outletPolitics and government weekly
Date18/03/10
PersonsBrian Francis, Keith Soothill