Crime And Capital Punishment Some Recent Studies
Crime And Capital Punishment Some Recent Studies
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G. Armed robbery) of which homicide is a by-product. One might conjecture that between 1933 and 1969 — when social legislation and the growth of union power reduced considerably the financial hardships of unemployment — the impact of U on murder levels might have decreased. Similarly, NW, the fraction of nonwhite Americans, presumably enters the model because of the view that even beyond its economic effects, racial discrimination is conductive to violence. But one might speculate that civil ri...ghts legislation, court deci- sions, and changing public attitudes between the 30' s and the 60' s lessened the role of race as a determinant of murder levels. (Ehrlich eventually found NW an insignificant factor in national homicide rates, but this does not lessen the intellectual case against his treating its influences as time- invariant. ) (3) It has been pointed out elsewhere (e. G. [5] that Ehrlich may have ignored certain variables that exert influence on murder rates (e. G. The mean sentence length for those convicted of murder but not executed) .
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G. Armed robbery) of which homicide is a by-product. One might conjecture that between 1933 and 1969 — when social legislation and the growth of union power reduced considerably the financial hardships of unemployment — the impact of U on murder levels might have decreased. Similarly, NW, the fraction of nonwhite Americans, presumably enters the model because of the view that even beyond its economic effects, racial discrimination is conductive to violence. But one might speculate that civil ri...ghts legislation, court deci- sions, and changing public attitudes between the 30' s and the 60' s lessened the role of race as a determinant of murder levels. (Ehrlich eventually found NW an insignificant factor in national homicide rates, but this does not lessen the intellectual case against his treating its influences as time- invariant. ) (3) It has been pointed out elsewhere (e. G. [5] that Ehrlich may have ignored certain variables that exert influence on murder rates (e. G. The mean sentence length for those convicted of murder but not executed) .
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