However, the bulk of research into crime patterns and related activities has investigated the spatial distributions of crime, neglecting the temporal dimension.
Popular belief for the development's demolition lie with rising crime, neglected facilities, and fleeing tenants that the existence of 'bad' modernist architecture seems to attract.
The jury agreed and convicted her of two crimes: neglect of a dependent and feticide, which Indiana law defines as the termination of a pregnancy that does not occur with the intent to deliver a live birth.
For Will Avila, walking around the District's Brightwood neighborhood brings back memories of crime and neglect.
Centuries later, in the 1980s and '90s, it wasn't redcoats but crime and neglect that ravaged Norwood's streets.
Attracting legions of users in decaying urban centers, it contributed to property crime, child neglect, homicidal turf battles and, not least, political reaction.
The indictment also says both Mr. Cheney and Mr. Gonzales "committed the crime of neglect" because, it contends, illegal immigrants were ill-treated at detention centers.
Like most of the South Bronx, the Grand Concourse — particularly the section south of Fordham Road — was threatened by arson, crime and neglect throughout the 1980's.
In interviews, many rejected the idea of moving to East New York, which carries a reputation of being too poor, too seedy and too violent, even among residents of a nearby community that not so long ago suffered its own share of crime and neglect.
Crime and neglect spread.
