Crime in America And the Police
Crime in America And the Police
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1 Figures of arrests must always be taken with some qualification, as they are subject to various interpretations. They may denote crime conditions, or excessive zeal on the part of the police, or too many laws and regulations to be observed, or any one of half a dozen other situations. Because in this case the American arrests exceed the English arrests by such large figures, I have felt free to use the comparison as at least throwing some further light on crimi- nality in the United States.
1...9 American Police Systems as many arrests in 1917 as were made in London. Glas- gow with an estimated population of a third of a million larger than either St. Louis or Boston, recorded in 1918 22, 290 arrests and summonses, while St. Louis in the same period showed 54, 400 and Boston 90, 293. This same disproportion is to be found in cities of lesser size.
Relation of Heterogeneity to Crime.
To what extent the excessive volume of crime in Amer- ica is attributable to the heterogeneity of our population cannot be precisely determined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 Figures of arrests must always be taken with some qualification, as they are subject to various interpretations. They may denote crime conditions, or excessive zeal on the part of the police, or too many laws and regulations to be observed, or any one of half a dozen other situations. Because in this case the American arrests exceed the English arrests by such large figures, I have felt free to use the comparison as at least throwing some further light on crimi- nality in the United States.
1...9 American Police Systems as many arrests in 1917 as were made in London. Glas- gow with an estimated population of a third of a million larger than either St. Louis or Boston, recorded in 1918 22, 290 arrests and summonses, while St. Louis in the same period showed 54, 400 and Boston 90, 293. This same disproportion is to be found in cities of lesser size.
Relation of Heterogeneity to Crime.
To what extent the excessive volume of crime in Amer- ica is attributable to the heterogeneity of our population cannot be precisely determined.
What to read after Crime in America And the Police?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond B Raymond Blaine Fosdick to read onlineMoreLess
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