Importantly, this decline was consistent across two different measures of crime, the FBI's Uniform Crime Reports (UCR) and the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS).
Consistent with crime pattern theory, the results suggest that the broader organization of the environmental backcloth affects how constituent place features relate to and influence crime.
The first two are interpreted as consistent with the debut crime hypothesis: crime fell because reduced crime opportunities made adolescent crime, and hence criminal career onset and continuance, more difficult.
Better understanding each of these elements is consistent with the crime science perspective, which emphasizes the importance of crime events and criminal opportunities (Clarke, 1997; Clarke, 2004; Eck, 1993; Eck, 2003).
Put another way, the age-crime curves examined herein present a data signature that we interpret as consistent with reduced crime opportunities.
Four years after the Nottingham scandal, in July 2000, HM inspector of constabulary reported consistent evidence that crime was still being misrecorded.
Lee et al. (2017) present a systematic review showing the consistent links between crime and place.
The first representation is characterized by consistent condemnations of crime as an urban phenomenon that threatens the rural identity of tribal blacks.
In a statement, Mrs. Pirro called the charges "profoundly disturbing" and said that in the event of conviction, Mr. McClellan "should face punishment consistent with those crimes".
Does the Department of Justice give U.S. Attorneys discretion to charge defendants (or not charge them) with crimes consistent with their view of the gravity of the wrongdoing in a specific case?
