The fiftieth anniversary of Miranda v. Arizona'offers a chance to assess how the decision has
played out in the real world and, in particular, to determine whether it has harmed law …

Abstract Utilizing Donald Black's theory of law, the present study hypothesizes that police
recovery of stolen property is affected by the relative social status of the victim/offender …

A nationwide survey of US law enforcement agencies was conducted by Horvath et al. with
an aim of describing comprehensive information about police practices and policies …

Theft, burglary, and vehicle theft are among the most frequently committed and least
commonly cleared Part I offenses in the United States, but have received disproportionately …

This study employed latent class analysis (LCA) to identify distinct subgroups of US police
agencies, each having a similar pattern of criminal investigation goals. Using a nationally …

Previous empirical studies on the correlation between residential burglary and concentrated
disadvantage (CD) in Latin America commonly omit the spatial elements of the relationship …

Research on the factors that influence crime clearance rates has primarily studied violent
crimes in large cities. However, property crimes are among the most commonly occurring …

This research identifies solvability factors for burglary offences, and develops previous
research by building, and testing, an algorithmic prediction model for solvability of burglary …

The objectives of this chapter are to describe existing studies of solvability factors and crime
detection. The contents outline early research on the identification of solvability factors, the …

Purpose Business victimization is a serious and pervasive issue within the USA. According
to recent estimates, roughly 2,058,194 businesses are victimized each year. Of those …