Another example comes from the principles of effective rehabilitation, which hold that treatment is most effective at preventing crime when its intensity matches the offender's recidivism risk level (Gendreau 1996), and offenders at the greatest risk of recidivating benefit most from intense rehabilitation programs (Lowenkamp and Latessa 2004).
None of the associations between police-recorded or resident-perceived crime and smoking intensity were statistically significant at the 0.05 level, save for the unadjusted association between police-recorded crime rate and smoking intensity among all respondents.
Among the older two cohorts, none of the associations between police-recorded crime rate and smoking intensity reached statistical significance at the 0.05 level (data not shown).
However, none of these results reached statistical significance save for the association between high police-recorded crime rate and smoking intensity among the youngest cohort.
Acquittals, and people moving on with their lives, are boring – they are not news, and they are rarely reported with the same intensity as crimes, arrests and convictions.
All this occurred despite the fact that Wachovia's office was in Miami, designated by the US government as a "high-intensity money laundering and related financial crime area", and a "high-intensity drug trafficking area".
While Speer admits, "The intensity of the crime precludes any attempt at self-justification," he stated wearily something I don't think Leslie feels and, as much as I understand his statement, I don't think she ever will.
On "C.S.I.: Miami" Mr. Caruso is Horatio Caine, the head of the Miami crime scene unit, and his calm intensity sets a hotter but equally effective tone, as if Caine barely holds his explosive investigations together under the blazing sun.
A high level of perceived crime was not associated with smoking intensity in models stratified by age cohort (data not shown).
The report reckons that 1.5 billion people live in countries affected by political violence, organised crime, exceptionally high murder rates or low-intensity conflicts.
