Criminal victimization of District of Columbia residents and Capitol Hill employees

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Criminal victimization of District of Columbia residents and Capitol Hill employees. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, [] (OCoLC) Victimization of Capitol Hill employees and of employed residents of the DC-SMSA Victimization, race, and employment In earlier analyses of victimizations by place of residence, differences were seen between the victimization rates of whites and blacks according to type of crime and by residence in DC or its suburbs.

This study compares data on the victimization of (1) District of Columbia residents and residents of its Maryland and Virginia suburbs within the District of Columbia Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA); (2) residents of the District of Columbia SMSA, of similar SMSA's, and of the Nation; and (3) Capitol Hill employees and other employed residents of the District of Columbia SMSA.

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Summary View help for Summary. This data collection contains information about the victimization of District of Columbia residents. The primary objective was to measure the extent of crime in the District of Columbia and the impact of crime on the quality of life in the District. Criminal victimization.NCJ· Violent crime by strangers, NCJ 4/82 Criminal victimization of District of Columbia residents and Capitol Hill employees,NCJ·; Summary, NCJ, C/85 DC household victimization survey data base.

victim and offender 8 Crime against District of Columbia residents and Capitol Hill employees 9 Characteristics of various types of crime 10 Rape 10 Household burglary 10 Bank robbery 11 Automated teller machine loss and theft 12 Victim and witness programs 13 Drugs, alcohol, and crime 14 The cost of crime 17 Economic cost of crime.

Criminal Victimization of District of Columbia Residents and Capitol Hill Employees, Danny R. Allen, Sandra Burt, Research Triangle Institute. December 1, NCJ Survey data were gathered between May and April The study focused on crime, fear of crime, and crime's impact on the quality of life and productivity.

Criminal victimization of District of Columbia residents and Capitol Hill employees: May April / By Brenda G. Cox, James J. Collins and United States. Bureau of Justice Statistics. Criminal Victimization of District of Columbia Residents and Capitol Hill Employees, May April Brenda G.

Cox, James J. Collins, Research Triangle Institute. September 1, NCJ Two surveys were done at the request of Congress; the third was the National Crime Survey.

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Criminal victimization of District of Columbia residents and Capitol Hill employees: summary / By James J. Collins, Patrick A. Langan, Brenda G. Cox and United States. Bureau of. Capitol Hill Book Summary: Capitol Hill celebrates one of the largest historic districts in the nation and a neighborhood rich in history that shaped a nation and the world.

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