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Crime and criminals : opposing viewpoints / James D. Torr, book editor.
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Other Authors:
Torr, James D., 1974-
Format:
Book
Language:
English
Published:
San Diego :
Greenhaven Press,
c2004.
Series:
Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
Subjects:
Crime
>
United States.
Crime prevention
>
United States.
Criminal justice, Administration of
>
United States.
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Table of Contents:
What causes crime? Poverty causes crime / George Winslow
Poverty does not cause crime / Eli Lehrer
Media violence causes violent crime / Daphne Lavers
The role of media violence in violent crime has been exaggerated / Maggie Cutler
Drug abuse causes crime / Dan P. Alsobrooks
The war on drugs exacerbates America's crime problem / The Sentencing Project. Does controlling guns control crime? Gun control laws can reduce violent crime / Garen Wintemute
Most gun control laws are ineffective / James B. Jacobs
Gun ownership reduces crime / John R. Lott Jr.
Gun ownership increases crime / Steven Riczo. How should the criminal justice system be reformed? America's prison system needs to be reformed / The Economist
America's prison system is effective at controlling crime / Jeff Jacoby
Law enforcement agencies should eliminate racial profiling / James B. Forman Jr.
Racial profiling is a myth / Heather MacDonald
Juvenile offenders should not be treated as adults / Patrick T. McCormick
Some juvenile offenders should be treated as adults / Christine Stolha. How can crime be reduced? The death penalty deters murder / William Tucker
The death penalty does not deter murder / Nat Hentoff
Crime policies should emphasize strict policing and strong punishment / Karl Zinsmeister
Crime policies should emphasize prevention over punishment / Gene Stephens.
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