criminal statistics造句

• "Certain ethnic groups dominate the criminal statistics, " read one ad.
• You read about them as criminal statistics, filling up jails and prisons with their bodies.
• He later helped draft the U . S . Uniform Criminal Statistics Act in 1944.
• It also oversees matters relating to police education, communication, criminal identification, criminal statistics and police equipment.
• In reference to this, criminal statistics, fingerprint taking and other methods of identification would be undertaken.
• Stealing bicycles from in front of railway stations is a typical theft according to criminal statistics.
• Bratton is trying to reorganize the Venezuelan capital's corrupt and inefficient police force by setting up a computerized database for criminal statistics.
• The Integrated National System for Criminal Statistics ( SIEC ) reported 1, 283 cases of domestic violence from January through June 2013.
• On 12 February 2008, the National Police Agency ( of Japan ) or NPA, released its annual criminal statistics that included activity within the Okinawan prefecture.
• Dr . Sellin came to prominence in the 1920s and 30s for his studies in the use of criminal statistics at local, state, national and international levels.
• However, according to federal criminal statistics published by the German police, molestation and attacks on women occur no more often in parking garages than in other places.
• An expert on crime statistics, he advised the FBI about statistical matters, Wolfgang said, and was a consultant to the Bureau of the Census on criminal statistics.
• An expert on crime statistics, he advised the Federal Bureau of Investigation about statistical matters and was a consultant to the Bureau of the Census on criminal statistics.
• "Certain ethnic groups dominate the criminal statistics, " proclaimed the advertisements, noting that the number of rapes in Switzerland had risen 70 percent and murders 32 percent in recent years.
• "Certain ethnic groups dominate the criminal statistics, " it said, backing the claim with government figures showing that 80 percent of individuals charged for drug trafficking are foreigners, mostly Albanians and West Africans.
• However, a subsequent reclassification of how crime was recorded which now included minor offenses succeeded in reversing the trend, and Jewish criminal statistics showed an increase relative to the Jewish population by the 1930s.
• Overall the FBI didn't include a'Latino'or'Hispanic'category until recently and 93 % of Hispanics are classified as " white " by law enforcement officers ( irrespective of their ancestry ) often inflating actual white criminal statistics.
• The party's full-page newspaper advertisements last week said, " Certain ethnic groups dominate the criminal statistics, " noting that the number of rapes in Switzerland had risen 70 percent and murders 32 percent in recent years.
• According to Wehrmacht criminal statistics, by June 30, 1944, there had been 14, 262 convictions for " Wehrkraftzersetzung ", though German military historian Manfred Messerschmidt says the number of convictions was likely to have been closer to 30, 000.
• By 1969 the Criminalistics Lab is created under the command of the Information, Judicial Police and Criminal Statistics Division ( " Divisi髇 de Informaci髇, Polic韆 Judicial y Estad韘tica Criminal " in Spanish ) ( DIPEC ) and assigned to the Ministry of Defense.