Understanding criminal careers in organised crime [Recurso eletrónico] / Brian Francis... [et al.]
Autor institucional: UNDERSTANDING CRIMINAL CAREERS IN ORGANISED CRIMEIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: [London] : Home Office, 2013Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmColeção: Research Report; 74ISBN: 9781782462378Assunto: 225700 | 321724 | 322367 | 334328Resumo: Executive summary. 1. Introduction and context. Approach. The data source. Generating a sample of organised crime offenders. Comparison groups. 2. The characteristics of organised crime offenders. Age. Gender and nationality. Ethnicity. Types of inclusion offence. The geographic distribution of inclusion offences. 3. The criminal histories of organised crime offenders: age of onset and volume of offending. Age of offending onset. Time from onset to inclusion offence. Volume of offending. 4. Criminal career trajectories. The frequency of individual offending, by age. 5. Offence specialisation. 6. Offending in the five years before the inclusion offence. 7. Escalation in offending. 8. Offence-based risk factors for involvement in organised crime. 9. Discussion and conclusions. References. Appendix A: Likely and possible organised crime offences. Appendix B: Additional tables and graphs. Appendix C: Converting the Police National Computer 15-level offence categorisation into a 10-level categorisation. Appendix D: Methodology. Appendix E: The Netherlands research.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Executive summary. 1. Introduction and context. Approach. The data source. Generating a sample of organised crime offenders. Comparison groups. 2. The characteristics of organised crime offenders. Age. Gender and nationality. Ethnicity. Types of inclusion offence. The geographic distribution of inclusion offences. 3. The criminal histories of organised crime offenders: age of onset and volume of offending. Age of offending onset. Time from onset to inclusion offence. Volume of offending. 4. Criminal career trajectories. The frequency of individual offending, by age. 5. Offence specialisation. 6. Offending in the five years before the inclusion offence. 7. Escalation in offending. 8. Offence-based risk factors for involvement in organised crime. 9. Discussion and conclusions. References. Appendix A: Likely and possible organised crime offences. Appendix B: Additional tables and graphs. Appendix C: Converting the Police National Computer 15-level offence categorisation into a 10-level categorisation. Appendix D: Methodology. Appendix E: The Netherlands research.
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