Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Admin Early UCR Others Lecture Outline Hmm… Early Attempts UCR NCVS Other Sources Methodology Generally Data about Crime 1 of 2 Sources & Methods Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Admin Early 1 UCR Others Admin Still only 161 completed TT accounts 5 pages C. 15 pages D. 35 pages 6% 51% 42% 1% 2 UCR Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Others Admin Of today’s reading, you… Read none; I don’t own the book Belief: Poverty “causes” crime Findings: rates higher in wealthier areas Skimmed or read parts of it Read it all once 12% Motivates toward offence Because more opportunities for crime? Balance of ev. shows corr. w/ econ stress Read it, highlighted, & took notes Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Others Poverty > Inequality > Criminology 12% 5. 40% 4. UCR Guerry (1833) and Quetelet (1831) Read none; it wasn’t a priority for me 10% 3. Early 6 Early Attempts @ Data 26% 2. The entire book E. Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN 1. Others There was none B. Need a note-taker – see me after Early UCR 0% First PDFs & Emails tonight Can’t send w/o your info and permission Admin Early A. Register for an account Register clicker (if using one) Buy license (or enter, if bundled w/ clicker) Get added to class (find, or accept invite) Still only 98 completed intake forms 5 1. About how long was the reading for today? Administrative Matters Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Materialist basis for motivation But not all motivational theory is materialist 3 Strain theory vs. Social opportunity theory Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN 7 1 Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN 2. What does UCR stand for? Admin Early UCR Others Admin 0% Limitations & Criticisms Accuracy Exaggeration of trends Politically motivated reporting 0% Uniform Criminal Rapsheet C. Others Uniform Crime Reports B. UCR Uniform Crime Reports United Criminal Report A. Early 0% Underwritten Crime Readings D. 0% Ugly Quiz Realization E. 0% Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Admin Early 8 UCR Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Others 4. How many parts does the UCR have? Admin Uniform Crime Reports 11 Collected by the FBI, since 8/30 Early UCR Others 1 A. 0% 400 cities, 20m -> 1600 cities, 249m Crime data no longer local – trends, variety Most common until 1972 (NCVS) B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 74% 8% 12% 5 E. 6% Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Admin Early 9 UCR Others Admin Uniform Crime Reports Combined crimes (hate, vilent, property) 21 arrests only Don’t report rates – only volume & % change In 1994, 120K Focus on victims, rather than offenders Victimization rates Less than UCR Same as any research About 50% not reported to police? Clearance rates Regional trends Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Others Limitations & Criticisms Other info UCR About respondents experience of crime Crime rate = # crimes reported / population * 100K Type II: “criminal offenses” 8 arrests and crimes known to police Early 12 Nat’l Crime Victimization Survey Type I: “index crimes” Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN 10 Reliability, validity, sampling Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN 13 2 Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Admin Early UCR 5. Which is not discussed in today’s reading? Others Admin Self-Report Surveys About respondent commission of crime Anonymous, & extensive Wallerstein & Whyle, 1947 A. Self-Report Surveys B. Uniform Crime Reports C. National Incident-Based Reporting System D. National Crime Victimization Survey E. Federal Report of Criminological Data 37% Connects sociocultural factors (vs. UCR aggregate) Problems 2% Prohibitively expensive Not standardized (vs. DOJ – changes, but standard) 59% Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Admin Early 14 UCR 1. 0% 2. 35% 3. 4% 4. 46% 5. Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Others Admin 3. Which of these is not discussed in today’s reading? 15% Cases Studies Biographies Archival Data 15 UCR 1. 0% 2. 8% 46% 31% 3. 4. 5. Esp. from Victimology And other qualitative/narrative sources French Revolution Admin Early 18 UCR Others Team Scores It provides mostly rough trends, versus the relatively robust data of NCVS. It is provided through official and routine police reporting processes. It is subject to bias from media attention to particular crimes or areas. It is provided by surveying criminals and those incarcerated for crimes. It is less subject to technical adjustments in reporting. Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Others Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Others 5. Which is not true of NCVS data? 15% UCR Ethnography & Fieldwork Early Early Participant Observation Studies Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN 17 Other Sources Self-Report Surveys Uniform Crime Reports Sourcebook of Criminal Statistics National Crime Victimization Survey Federal Report of Criminological Data Admin Others 1% Nye & Short (1957) – treatment varies, not commision Clark & Tifft (1966) – encouraged validity w/ polygraph threat National Youth Survey (NYS) Benefits UCR 1% Almost all committed a crime 64% had committed a felony Focus on juvenile offenders Early 16 Points 2.92 2.87 Team Read it all once Read none; it wasn’t... 2.6 Skimmed or read part... Read it, highlighted... Read none; I don’t o... 2.44 2.19 Crime & Criminal Justice w/ Ellis Godard @ CSUN Points Team 20 3
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