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Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University
The Conversation, 01.05.2018
Is your genome really your own? The public and forensic value of DNA
Nathan Scudder, Dennis McNevin
The Conversation, 01.05.2018
Why top US universities have law schools but not police schools
Nidia Bañuelos
Pacific Standard, 01.05.2018
Chicago Police Department Fails to Flag People Considered Mentally Unfit to Carry a Gun
Ashley Hackett
The Conversation, 02.05.2018
DNA facial prediction could make protecting your privacy more difficult
Caitlin Curtis, James Hereward
EurekAlert!, 02.05.2018
Pilot study validates artificial intelligence to help predict school violence
EurekAlert!, 02.05.2018
ISIS online propaganda makes people feel nauseous but also provokes curiosity
University of Kent
The Conversation, 04.05.2018
An international legal response to #MeToo, rape and sexual abuse is needed
Eithne Dowds
The Globe and Mail, 04.05.2018
Why was a suspended officer giving advice to criminals? The long and winding tale of a dirty cop
The Local France, 04.05.2018
'There are loopholes, we exploit them': How France's 'black bloc' rioters stay one step ahead of the police
The Conversation, 04.05.2018
We uncovered the genetic basis of risk taking – and found it’s linked to obesity and mental illness
Emma Clifton, Felix Day, Ken Ong
Pacific Standard, 04.05.2018
One Small City in New York Is Finding Innovative Ways to Combat Domestic Abuse
Natalie Pattillo
Seattle Times Originally, 04.05.2018
One choice can change a life forever: How opioid misuse destroyed my family
Becky Savage
Daily Mail, 04.05.2018
Should self driving cars be programmed to sacrifice their passengers? New study calls for 'urgent' debate over the ethics of autonomous vehicles
Mollie Cahillane
EurekAlert!, 05.05.2018
New study examines urban-rural residence and rates of child physical abuse hospitalizations
The Sunday Times, 06.05.2018
‘County lines’ drug gangs spread knife crime epidemic to shires
David Collins and Iram Ramzan
Baltimore Sun, 07.05.2018
Baltimore seeks groups to launch three new locations of Safe Streets anti-violence program
Ian Duncan
Washington Post, 07.05.2018
‘Heinous and violent’: MS-13’s appeal to girls grows as gang becomes ‘Americanized’
Michael E. Miller and Justin Jouvenal
NPR, 07.05.2018
4 Ideas To Stop Violence Against Girls: A Walking School Bus, Sports Talk And More
Malaka Gharib
The Guardian, 07.05.2018
The EU’s core values are under attack as never before. It must defend them
Timothy Garton Ash
EurekAlert!, 07.05.2018
Prescription drug monitoring programs may have negative unintended consequences
Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health
EurekAlert!, 08.05.2018
The role of cannabis in the opioid crisis is focus of new expert roundtable discussion
The Independent, 09.05.2018
Metropolitan Police's 'racially discriminatory' gangs database failing to tackle violence, report finds
Lizzie Dearden
The Conversation, 09.05.2018
Dispersing refugees around a country puts them at an immediate disadvantage – why this matters for integration
Francesco Fasani
The Independent, 10.05.2018
Crime rate in Germany at lowest level in 30 years, but antisemitism is on the rise
Harry Cockburn
The San Diego Union-Tribune, 10.05.2018
San Diego domestic violence center to expand programs, footprint
David Garrick
EurekAlert!, 10.05.2018
Aggression at work can lead to 'vicious circle' of misconduct
University of East Anglia
Newsweek, 10.05.2018
Number of Incarcerated Women and Girls Skyrocketed 700 Percent Since 1980
Gillian Edevane
Verfassungsblog, 10.05.2018
Courts and Counter-Terrorism Excesses of Counter-Terrorism and Constitutional Review in France: The Example of the Criminalisation of the Consultation
Bérénice Boutin
The Conversation, 11.05.2018
Criminals can’t easily edit their DNA out of forensic databases
Caitlin Curtis, James Hereward
The Conversation, 11.05.2018
Counter-terrorism police are now training with virtual terrorists
Jonathan Saunders
Study Finds, 12.05.2018
For Most, ISIS Online Propaganda Stirs Disgust — But Also Curiosity
Ben Renner
News1130, 12.05.2018
A criminal investigation into opioid marketing would expose larger systemic rot
Anne Kingston
The Independent, 13.05.2018
Metropolitan Police's facial recognition technology 98% inaccurate, figures show
Jon Sharman
New York Times, 13.05.2018
Using Data to Make Sense of a Racial Disparity in NYC Marijuana Arrests
Benjamin Mueller
PoliceOracle.com, 13.05.2018
Leaving on a jet plane: The link between travel fraud and organised crime
JJ Hutber
Campus Safety Magazine, 14.05.2018
New Mass Attack Research Stirs Controversy Among Threat Assessment Professionals
Michael H. Corcoran
EurekAlert!, 14.05.2018
New tool predicts eye, hair and skin color from a DNA sample of an unidentified individual
The Conversation, 15.05.2018
How Indonesia is dealing with the new threat posed by returning Islamic State fighters
Joshua Roose
Seattle Times Originally, 16.05.2018
Restorative justice works for perpetrators — and victims
Joanne Alcantara, Katherine Beckett and Martina Kartman
The Conversation, 16.05.2018
Police are using big data to profile young people, putting them at risk of discrimination
Daragh Murray, Pete Fussey
The Conversation, 16.05.2018
Mueller’s Russia probe: a year on, Trump is far from out of the woods
Clodagh Harrington
The Conversation, 17.05.2018
Defeated in Syria and Iraq, the Islamic State is rebuilding in countries like Indonesia
Greg Barton
EurekAlert!, 17.05.2018
Little difference between gun owners, non-gun owners on key gun policies
Johns Hopkins
South China Morning Post, 17.05.2018
Inside the camps where China tries to brainwash Muslims until they love the party and hate their own culture
Washington Post, 17.05.2018
How educational programs in Africa can help counter violent extremism
Beza Tesfaye and Beth Maclin
Mother Jones, 17.05.2018
It’s Time We Had a Talk About White People Calling the Cops on Black People
Brandon E. Patterson
The Conversation, 17.05.2018
How living in violent communities can affect children’s antisocial behaviour
Graeme Fairchild, Christina Stadler
New York Times, 19.05.2018
Hundreds of Apps Can Empower Stalkers to Track Their Victims
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries
The Conversation, 21.05.2018
New ‘virtual kidnapping’ scam targeting Chinese students makes use of data shared online
Lennon Y.C. Chang
The Conversation, 21.05.2018
Improving school climate, not just security, is key to violence prevention
F. Chris Curran
The Conversation, 21.05.2018
What Facebook isn’t telling us about its fight against online abuse
Laura Bliss
EurekAlert!, 21.05.2018
One year's losses for child sexual abuse in US top $9 billion, new study suggests
Johns Hopkins
EurekAlert!, 21.05.2018
Preventing murder by addressing domestic violence
Case Western Reserve University
The Conversation, 22.05.2018
Terror attacks: how psychological research can help improve the emergency response
Nicola Power, Laura Boulton, Olivia Brown
The Conversation, 23.05.2018
How shoplifters justify theft at supermarket self-service checkouts
Emmeline Taylor
EurekAlert!, 23.05.2018
Social media posts may signal whether a protest will become violent
University of Southern California
EurekAlert!, 23.05.2018
American 'prepping' culture influenced by media and government fears
University of Kent
The Conversation, 23.05.2018
Judges sentence youth offenders to chess, with promising results
Monique Sedgwick, Jeffrey MacCormack, Lance Grigg
The Conversation, 24.05.2018
How remorse alone can sometimes change the past for those who have been wronged
Robert Canton
The Conversation, 24.05.2018
When neighbourhoods become dangerous, look to local strengths for a lifeline
Sebastien Darchen, Gwendal Simon, Sonia Roitman
The Conversation, 24.05.2018
Peer rejection isn’t the culprit behind school shootings
Jennifer Watling
Legal Tribune Online, 24.05.2018
Bayerisches Polizeiaufgabengesetz tritt in Kraft: SPD und Grüne klagen
Pacific Standard, 24.05.2018
Keeping Up With the Bundys: What Really Happened at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge
Peter C. Baker
The Conversation, 25.05.2018
Why some migrants in abusive relationships don’t receive help, and are deported
Marie Segrave
Pacific Standard, 25.05.2018
Thousands of Children Have Suffered Abuse at the Hands of U.S. Border Protection Agents
Ashley Hackett
Pacific Standard, 25.05.2018
Activists in Oakland Are Pushing for Better Research Around Police Violence and Community Trauma
Rosalie Chan
Times of San Diego, 26.05.2018
Opinion: What I’ve Learned About Crime as a Public Defender
Geneviéve Jones-Wright
The Conversation, 27.05.2018
War of words: why journalists need to understand grammar to write accurately about violence
Annabelle Lukin
EurekAlert!, 28.05.2018
Is it ethical to use genealogy data to solve crimes?
American College of Physicians
theguardian.com, 28.05.2018
Beatings, rape and non-stop work: UK women enslaved in forced marriages
Hannah Summers
theguardian.com, 28.05.2018
Thousands enslaved in forced marriages across UK, investigation finds
Hannah Summers
juwiss.de, 28.05.2018
Surveillance, Security, Privacy: What direction to reach the end of the tunnel?
OSKAR GSTREIN
theguardian.pe.ca, 29.05.2018
Report on use of force by Calgary police stresses better training, mental health
The Canadian Press
EurekAlert!, 29.05.2018
Stronger alcohol policies help reduce alcohol-related crash deaths in US
Boston Medical Center
The Conversation, 31.05.2018
We need to talk about how we talk about fascism
Paolo Heywood, Maja Spanu
The Conversation, 31.05.2018
Sonic attacks in China and Cuba: how sound can be a weapon
Ian McLoughlin
The Conversation, 31.05.2018
Babchenko’s faked murder will hurt both Ukraine and the wider West
Adam Swain
The Conversation, 31.05.2018
Trust Me, I’m An Expert: The explainer episode
Julie Carli, Michael Lund, Sunanda Creagh, Wes Mountain
