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Tarde, "La statistique criminelle du demier demi-si^cle " (Revue philosophique, January, 1883).
204 CRIMINOLOGY [§ 2 The case is not otherwise in Italy. The emoluments are most attractive. In a single year the pecuniary damage sus- tained by the pubhc amounted to the sum of 14 million francs, — which, moreover, does not include pecuniary loss arising from criminal bankruptcies. This sum has therefore passed into the hands of thieves, sharpers, and murderers, and but a very smaU part of it has b...een recovered. As appears from the records of the Courts of Assizes, in 1,372 cases of crimes against property, in which judgment of conviction was rendered, the juries' findings show damages aggregating the sum of 2,458,000 francs.' Assuming that the total number of criminals convicted is one-third more than of the crimes for which conviction is had, this would give us 1,826 criminals and consequently an average of 1,346 francs for each criminal.
But if it be considered that about 60% of those guilty of theft either are never discovered, or else are acquitted for lack of evidence, we cannot go far wrong in midtiplying by two the sum thus arrived at.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tarde, "La statistique criminelle du demier demi-si^cle " (Revue philosophique, January, 1883).
204 CRIMINOLOGY [§ 2 The case is not otherwise in Italy. The emoluments are most attractive. In a single year the pecuniary damage sus- tained by the pubhc amounted to the sum of 14 million francs, — which, moreover, does not include pecuniary loss arising from criminal bankruptcies. This sum has therefore passed into the hands of thieves, sharpers, and murderers, and but a very smaU part of it has b...een recovered. As appears from the records of the Courts of Assizes, in 1,372 cases of crimes against property, in which judgment of conviction was rendered, the juries' findings show damages aggregating the sum of 2,458,000 francs.' Assuming that the total number of criminals convicted is one-third more than of the crimes for which conviction is had, this would give us 1,826 criminals and consequently an average of 1,346 francs for each criminal.
But if it be considered that about 60% of those guilty of theft either are never discovered, or else are acquitted for lack of evidence, we cannot go far wrong in midtiplying by two the sum thus arrived at.
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