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Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University
The Crime Report, 01.06.2022
Why Do We Keep Missing Potential Teen Shooters?
Frank Straub, Alyse Ley and Sammie Wicks
The Conversation, 01.06.2022
Guns in the US: why the NRA is so successful at preventing reform
Thomas Gift
Salon, 01.06.2022
Donald Trump, criminal mastermind: Scholar Gregg Barak on the supreme con artist of our time
Chauncey DeVega
Phys.org, 01.06.2022
Disbanding police departments doesn't affect crime levels, says new report
Amy McCaig
New Statesman, 01.06.2022
Serhii Plokhy: “The Ukrainian army that no one ever knew existed is winning”
Alix Kroeger
New York Times, 01.06.2022
The Middlemen at the Heart of an Oligarch-Industrial Complex
Michael Forsythe, Gaia Pianigiani and Julian E. Barnes
The Conversation, 02.06.2022
Catcalls, homophobia and racism: we studied why people (and especially men) engage in street harassment
Bianca Fileborn, Sophie Hindes
The Conversation, 02.06.2022
Regulating online hate will have unintended, but predictable, consequences
Garth Davies, Sarah Negrin
Newswise, 02.06.2022
As Gun Deaths Surge, Researchers Focus on Experiences of Community Violence Interventionists
University at Albany, State University of New York
EurekAlert!, 02.06.2022
Controversial police bills of rights don’t lead to more civilian fatalities
Cornell University
The Conversation, 02.06.2022
Has lowering the drinking age caused more crime? Despite ongoing concern, the evidence isn’t clear cut
Financial Times, 03.06.2022
Time favours Ukraine in its grim struggle for national survival
Lawrence Freedman
Washington Post, 03.06.2022
Putin thinks West will blink first in war of attrition, Russian elites say
Catherine Belton
The Conversation, 03.06.2022
Could the Depp v. Heard case make other abuse survivors too scared to speak up?
Jessica Lake
USA TODAY, 04.06.2022
Too many guns = Too much gun violence. Why can't we draw a line between these two points?
Rex Huppke
Washington Post, 05.06.2022
After the shooting, Uvalde becomes a new stop on a grim American circuit
Karin Brulliard
Washington Post, 05.06.2022
Woodward and Bernstein thought Nixon defined corruption. Then came Trump.
Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein
The Conversation, 06.06.2022
There are historical and psychological reasons why the legal age for purchasing assault weapons does not make sense
Ashwini Tambe
Ontario Tech, 06.06.2022
Facial recognition research and partnership could have significant impact on future of policing
Time, 06.06.2022
The New Russian Offensive Is Intended to Project Power It Cannot Sustain
Frederick W. Kagan
Philadelphia Inquirer, 07.06.2022
Gun violence isn’t inevitable. It’s a policy choice.
Jerry Ratcliffe
ACEs Too High, 07.06.2022
There’s no mystery to what happened in Uvalde; there were many opportunities to prevent it .
Jane Ellen Stevens
EurekAlert!, 07.06.2022
California’s ‘red flag’ law utilized for 58 threatened mass shootings
University of California - Davis Health
EurekAlert!, 07.06.2022
New study shows welfare prevents crime, quite dramatically
Oxford University Press USA
The Conversation, 07.06.2022
As one of Vladimir Putin’s closest advisers on Ukraine, Nicolai Patrushev spreads disinformation and outlandish conspiracy theories
Susanne Sternthal
Security Week, 08.06.2022
It Doesn't Pay to Pay: Study Finds Eighty Percent of Ransomware Victims Attacked Again
Kevin Townsend
The Conversation, 08.06.2022
Depp v. Heard verdict is a turning point in discussion of intimate partner violence
Alexandra Lysova
The Conversation, 08.06.2022
Did the assault weapons ban of 1994 bring down mass shootings? Here’s what the data tells us
Michael J. Klein
EurekAlert!, 08.06.2022
More than 90% of cyberattacks are made possible by human error
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
EurekAlert!, 08.06.2022
Does media exposure influence an individual’s risk of radicalization?
Publication Wiley
EurekAlert!, 08.06.2022
A new Stanford study shows benefits to dispatching mental health specialists in nonviolent 911 emergencies
Stanford University
The Conversation, 08.06.2022
US tragedies from guns have often – but not always – spurred political responses
Robert Spitzer
Blockworks, 08.06.2022
Japan Revisits Organized Crime Law, Considers Seizures of Illicit Cryptoassets
Bessie Liu
Education Week, 09.06.2022
After Uvalde Shooting, Build Up Current School Mental Health Efforts, Groups Urge Congress
Evie Blad
New York Times, 09.06.2022
Aware of Injuries Inside, Uvalde Police Waited to Confront Gunman
J. David Goodman
The Conversation, 09.06.2022
Thin-skinned blue line: Police fight against defunding, showing their true colours
Shiri Pasternak, Kevin Walby
Montreal Gazette, 09.06.2022
Too young to die: Moving beyond 'cops, courts and corrections'
T'Cha Dunlevy
Washington Post, 09.06.2022
What will keep ships — and people — safer in the Gulf of Guinea?
Brandon Prins, Aaron Gold, Anup Phayal, Simon Rotzer, Curie Maharani, Sayed Riyadiand Kayla Marie Ren
Phys.org, 09.06.2022
Empirical link between fatal police violence and structural racism
Elin Andersson
Loss Prevention Media, 09.06.2022
Leveraging Situational Crime Prevention to Combat Retail Crime and Loss
Read Hayes
New York Times, 10.06.2022
‘We All Have a Duty to Ensure That What Happened on Jan. 6 Never Happens Again’
Foreign Policity, 10.06.2022
Ukraine’s ‘Nuremberg Moment’ Amid Flood of Alleged Russian War Crimes
Robbie Gramer, Amy Mackinnon
The Crime Report, 10.06.2022
Red Flag Laws Called ‘Common Sense’ Approach to Gun Violence
Audrey Nielsen
New York Times, 11.06.2022
Jan. 6 Committee Appears to Lay Out Road Map for Prosecuting Trump
Peter Baker and Katie Benner
TimothyDSnyder on Twitter, 11.06.2022
Russia has a hunger plan. Vladimir Putin is preparing to starve much of the developing world as the next stage in his war in Europe.
Timothy Snyder
The Conversation, 12.06.2022
‘All these people with lived experience are not being heard’: what family violence survivors want policy makers to know
Sarah Moulds
Rolling Stone, 12.06.2022
‘They’re Wiping Us From Earth’: Evading Russian Artillery With a Ukrainian Military Unit
Mac William Bishop
Psychology Today, 13.06.2022
School Shooters: A Path From Humiliation to Gun Violence
Suzanne B. Phillips, Ekua Hagan
The Conversation, 13.06.2022
Alcohol is becoming more common in sexual assault among college students
Mary P. Koss
The Conversation, 13.06.2022
‘Show’ trial of foreign fighters in Donetsk breaks with international law – and could itself be a war crime
Robert Goldman
EurekaAlert!, 13.06.2022
Extreme weather and climate events likely to drive increase in violence towards women, girls, and sexual and gender minorities
University of Cambridge
EurekaAlert!, 13.06.2022
Police lethal violence against Black people may affect clearance of crimes involving Black victims
American Society of Criminology
Seattle Times, 13.06.2022
Life for ‘How to Murder Your Husband’ author in spouse death
The Associated Press
refinery29, 13.06.2022
In The Metaverse, Sexual Assault Is Very Real — So What Can We Do Legally?
Katherine Singh
The Conversation, 13.06.2022
Johnny Depp v Amber Heard: what to understand about intimate partner abuse before taking sides
Sarah Tatton
The Conversation, 13.06.2022
Ukraine war: why popular resistance is a big problem for Russia
Christopher Morris
Arkansas Times, 14.06.2022
School safety: Research says armed police don’t reduce school shootings, but they opened the discussion at a school safety commission today
Max Brantley
The Conversation, 14.06.2022
Facial recognition technology: how it’s being used in Ukraine and why it’s still so controversial
Felipe Romero Moreno
The Conversation, 14.06.2022
Elder abuse comes in many forms – appropriate Adult Protective Services referrals can help reduce mistreatment
Marian Liu
The Conversation, 14.06.2022
When all else fails to explain American violence, blame a rapper and hip-hop music
A.D. Carson
New York Times, 14.06.2022
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/14/opinion/germany-scholz-russia-ukraine.html
Jagoda Marinic
Washington Post, 16.06.2022
Cash raised after mass shootings doesn’t always go to victim families
Tom Jackman
The Conversation, 16.06.2022
Strip searches are ineffective, unnecessary and target racialized Canadians
Monika Lemke
EurekaAlert!, 16.06.2022
Child abuse evaluations in emergency departments drop during pandemic, but reason unclear
Ann & Robert H. Lurie
EurekaAlert!, 16.06.2022
Us versus them: Harming the ‘outgroup’ is linked to elevated activity in the brain’s reward circuitry
Virginia Commonwealth University
The Guardian, 20.06.2022
Crimes against civilians: documenting the scale of abuse in Ukraine
By Lorenzo Tondo, Emma Graham-Harrison and Isobel Koshiw
EurekaAlert!, 21.06.2022
England-wide study first to show link between intimate partner violence, self-harm and suicidality in both men and women
City University London
EurekaAlert!, 22.06.2022
Study links obsessive passion and social alienation to support for political violence
University of Córdoba
Reporters without borders, 22.06.2022
https://rsf.org/en/exclusive-rsf-investigation-death-maks-levin-information-and-evidence-collected-indicates
Radio Free Europe, 22.06.2022
The Brutal Killing Of A Reporter Who Probed Putin's Past
Andrei Soshnikov, Carl Schreck
EurekaAlert!, 23.06.2022
Fewer youth attempt suicide in states with hate crime laws
American Psychological Association
The Conversation, 24.06.2022
Will closing the ‘boyfriend loophole’ in gun legislation save lives? Here’s what the research says
April M. Zeoli
EurekaAlert!, 24.06.2022
Extreme risk protection orders to prevent mass shootings: What does the research show?
Davis Health
EurekaAlert!, 24.06.2022
How intimate partner violence affects custody decisions
University of Illinois College of Agricultural
New York Times, 25.06.2022
An Invisible Cage’: How China Is Policing the Future
Paul Mozur, Muyi Xiao and John Liu
The Guardian, 26.06.2022
With the end of Roe, the US edges closer and closer to civil war
Stephen Marche
The Conversation, 27.06.2022
Facial recognition is on the rise – but the law is lagging a long way behind
Mark Andrejevic , Gavin JD Smith
Campus Safety Magazine, 27.06.2022
Social Media: Both a Criminal Accelerant and a Law Enforcement Tool
Johnathan Tal
ZME Science, 27.06.2022
The dangers of debt: researchers explain how financial crises can fuel extremist political movements
Alexandru Micu
New Statesman, 27.06.2022
Police report hundreds of crime victims a month to immigration service
Sebastian Shehadi
The Conversation, 27.06.2022
Sanctions against Russia: taking stock four months after the start of the war
Cecilia Bellora , Kevin Lefebvre , Malte Thie
The Conversation, 27.06.2022
Dealing with unruly behaviour among schoolchildren in a tumultuous world
Conrad Hughes
The Conversation, 28.06.2022
The art of bribery: a closeup look at how traffic officers operate on Kenya’s roads
Gedion Onyango
The Conversation, 28.06.2022
What is ‘heteropessimism’, and why do men and women suffer from it?
Jennifer Hamilton , Christina Kenny , Felicity Joseph , Matt Allen
Journalist's Resource, 28.06.2022
Should news outlets show graphic images of mass shooting victims? Researchers and other experts weigh in.
Clark Merrefield
The Conversation, 29.06.2022
Putin’s propaganda is rooted in Russian history – and that’s why it works
Evgeniya Pyatovskaya
The Conversation, 29.06.2022
Russia’s antisemitism aimed at Ukraine’s Zelenskyy is just the Kremlin variant of a very old European virus
Michael Brenner
The Conversation, 29.06.2022
American gun culture is based on frontier mythology – but ignores how common gun restrictions were in the Old West
Pierre M. Atlas
Amnesty International, 29.06.2022
Ukraine: Deadly Mariupol theatre strike ‘a clear war crime’ by Russian forces
The Conversation, 30.06.2022
Friday essay: why soldiers commit war crimes – and what we can do about it
Mia Martin Hobbs
The Conversation, 30.06.2022
https://theconversation.com/how-your-brainwaves-could-be-used-in-criminal-trials-182970
Michel Funicelli
EurekaAlert!, 30.06.2022
Algorithm predicts crime a week in advance, but reveals bias in police response
New York Times, 30.06.2022
A Black Man Is Paralyzed, and New Haven Police Are Investigated
Ali Watkins
The Conversation, 30.06.2022
Kremlin tightens control over Russians’ online lives – threatening domestic freedoms and the global internet
Stanislav Budnitsky
Evening Standard, 30.06.2022
Watchdogs find ‘weaknesses in way police investigate colleagues’ in abuse cases
Ryan Hooper
The New Yorker, 30.06.2022
A Potential Criminal Prosecution of Donald Trump Is Growing Closer
David Rohde
