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In the National Data and State Data components of the Crime and Justice Atlas 2000, we examine statistical trends over the past 20–25 years in law enforcement, sentencing, and corrections. This Historical Data section examines long-term trends that span the better part of the 20 th century. Whereas short-term trends can show patterns in crime ...
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