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1986 BJS Data Rep. [i] (1986)

handle is hein.death/bjsdr0001 and id is 1 raw text is: U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics BJS Data Report, 1986 Introduction 1 BJS reports on ... Crime 5 Crime trends 7 The volume of crime 8 Violent crime 8 Victims of crime 9 The relationship between victim and offender 10 The use of weapons in crime 11 The location of crime 12 Crime against D.C. residents and Capitol Hill employees 13 Characteristics of various types of crime 14 Domestic violence against women 14 Rape 15 Household burglary 16 Bank robbery 16 Automated teller machine loss and theft 17 Drug, alcohol, and crime 18 The cost of crime 21 Economic cost of crime to victims 22 Cost of the justice system 22 The public response to crime 24 Preventing crime 25 Reporting crime 26 Fear of crime 27 Public confidence in the criminal justice system 28 Adjudication and sentencing 29 Local prosecution 30 Felong case-processing time 32 Pretrial release and Federal prosecution 33 Indigent defense 34 Court caseloads 35 Appeals and habeas corpus 35 Sentencing practices 36 Sentencing outcomes 38 Corrections 40 Adult correctional populations 42 Juveniles in custody 43 Prison and jail crowding 44 Characteristics of prison and jail inmates 45 Corrections funding 47 Time served in prison 47 Capital punishment 48 Recidivism and career criminals 49 Privacy, security, and con- fidentiality of criminal justice data 50 Source notes 53