01994nam a2200205   4500001000700000010001500007100004100022101000800063200011600071210007600187215002000263225002900283300018100312330116000493606002901653606002001682606001301702606001901715710005401734387735  a0662305361  a20090605d2001       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aFeasibility study on crime comparisons between Canada and the United StatesbRecurso eletrónicofMaire Gannon  aOttawacCanadian Centre for Justice Statistics. Statistics Canadad2001  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aCatalogue No. 85F0035XIE  aFicheiro de 139 Kb (29 p.). Também disponível através de: https://www.statcan.gc.ca/bsolc/olc-cel/olc-cel?catno=85F0035X&CHROPG=1&lang=eng.Acedido em: 05 de Junho de 2009.  aExecutive summary. Acknowledgements. Introduction. Police Reported Data - The Uniform Crime Reporting Surveys. Aggregate UCR Surveys. Incident-based UCR Surveys. Part A: Aggregate UCR Survey Comparison. Offences available at the incident level. 1 .Comparisons recommended. 1.1 Homicide. 1.2 Robbery. 1.3 Aggravated assault. 1.4 Break and enter. 1.5 Theft. 1.6 Motor vehicle theft. 1.7 Arson. 2. Comparisons not recommended. 2.1 Sexual assault. 3. Crime totals. 3.1 Total selected violent crimes. 3.2 Total selected property crimes. 3.3	Total selected crimes. Offences available at the accused level only. 4. Comparisons recommended. 4.1 Prostitution. 4.2 Drug violations. 4.3 Impaired driving. 5. Comparisons not recommended. 5.1 Assaults, other than aggravated assaults. 5.2 Fraud. 5.3 Possession of stolen property. 5.4 Mischief (Canada) / Vandalism (United States). 5.5 Offensive weapons violations. 5.6 Other sex offences. 5.7 Gaming and betting. 5.8 Disturbing the Peace (Canada) / Disorderly Conduct (United States). Part B: Incident-based UCR Survey Comparison. Comparison of offences. Comparison of characteristics. Conclusion. references. Tables.  aESTATÍSTICAS CRIMINAIS  aESTUDO DE CASOS  aCANADÁ  aESTADOS UNIDOS  aCANADÁbMinister of Industry. Statistics Canada