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Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University
Irish News, 01.05.2019
Changes needed to help older people report crime says age commissioner
Mairead Holland
theguardian.com, 01.05.2019
Jeremy Corbyn is either blind to antisemitism – or he just doesn’t care
Jonathan Freedland
Newswise (press release), 01.05.2019
Researcher studies bystander behavior in sexual-assault prevention
West Virginia University
New York Times, 01.05.2019
How America’s Oldest Gun Maker Went Bankrupt: A Financial Engineering Mystery
Jesse Barron
The Conversation, 02.05.2019
Street drinking, fly-tipping and nuisance neighbours: who experiences anti-social behaviour?
Becky Thompson, Andromachi Tseloni, James Hunter, Nick Tilley, Puneet Tiwari
The Conversation, 02.05.2019
University of North Carolina at Charlotte shooting has these things in common with other campus shootings
Jillian Peterson, James Densley
Medical Xpress, 02.05.2019
Brain imaging lie detector can be beaten with simple techniques, research shows
University of Plymouth
The Washington Post, 02.05.2019
Want to build a far-right movement? Spain’s Vox party shows how.
Anne Applebaum
The Conversation, 02.05.2019
Friday essay: networked hatred - new technology and the rise of the right
Mark Davis
CNBC, 05.05.2019
Cybercrime organizations work just like any other business: Here’s what they do each day
Kate Fazzini
theguardian.com, 05.05.2019
Remember Orwell’s chilling warning to boot-licking propagandists...
Nick Cohen
Brookings Institution (blog), 06.05.2019
In strategies to counter violent extremism, politics often trump evidence
Eric Rosand
PsychCentral.com, 07.05.2019
Head Injuries More Than 5 Times More Common Among Criminal Offenders
Traci Pedersen
The Conversation, 07.05.2019
Fighting knife crime: if police worked closely with academic experts, they’d be less gung-ho about stop and search
Megan O'Neill, Liz Aston
EurekAlert, 07.05.2019
Nursing home cameras aim to protect the vulnerable but present ethical dilemmas
University of Washington
Financial Times online, 07.05.2019
UK far-right extremism: hate spreads from the fringe
David Bond and Helen Warrell
The Conversation, 07.05.2019
Online abuse: teenagers might not report it because they often don’t see it as a problem
Holly Powell-Jones
The Conversation, 08.05.2019
Big brother is watching: how new technologies are changing police surveillance
Terry Goldsworthy
The Conversation, 08.05.2019
Tracking the DRC’s Allied Democratic Forces and its links to ISIS
Stig Jarle Hansen
The Conversation, 08.05.2019
Electricity grid cybersecurity will be expensive – who will pay, and how much?
Dominic Saebeler
The Conversation, 08.05.2019
From ‘Total exoneration!’ to ‘Impeach now!’ – the Mueller report and dueling fact perceptions
David C. Barker, Morgan Marietta
The Conversation, 08.05.2019
Harsh punishments under Sharia are modern interpretations of an ancient tradition
Jessica Marglin
The Conversation, 08.05.2019
A world without immigration detention is possible
Stephanie J Silverman, Sharry Aiken
New Statesman, 08.05.2019
Back to the future: what the turmoil of the 1970s can teach us today
Phil Tinline
British Politics and Policy at LSE, 09.05.2019
Amplifying Islamophobic hate crime: UK media in the wake of terror attacks
Ria Ivandic,Tom Kirchmaier, and Stephen Machin
The Conversation, 09.05.2019
US ‘foreign terrorist’ designation is more punishment than threat detector
Eric Fleury
New York Times, 13.05.2019
Is There a Connection Between Undocumented Immigrants and Crime?
Anna Flagg
EurekAlert! News Release, 13.05.2019
Being bullied as a teen is associated with growing up in areas of income inequality
Bar-Ilan University
EurekAlert! News Release, 13.05.2019
Study explores privatization of public systems of justice
Crime and Justice Research Alliance
The Conversation, 13.05.2019
Worried about sexual harassment – or false allegations? Our team asked Americans about their experiences and beliefs
Anita Raj
The Conversation, 13.05.2019
Safeguarding women after disasters: some progress, but not enough
Kristin Bergtora Sandvik
The Conversation, 14.05.2019
Football referees: death threats, physical violence and verbal abuse are all part of the job
Dara Mojtahedi Lecturer in Psychology, University of Huddersfield
EurekAlert! News Release, 14.05.2019
Online complaint system used by Google and Twitter is like the 'Wild West'
Queen Mary University of London
EurekAlert! News Release, 14.05.2019
From counseling to the commissary, how the private sector shapes 'offender-funded justice'
University of Washington
ResponseSource, 14.05.2019
Private Low-level Crime Reduction Schemes Are Filling The Growing “Policing Gap”, New Research Shows
Stuff.co.nz, 14.05.2019
The seed of reasonable doubt in rape cases involving intoxication
Elisabeth McDonald
The Conversation, 15.05.2019
Rape myths like ‘stranger danger’ challenged by global drug survey
Alex Aldridge, Adam Winstock
The Conversation, 15.05.2019
It’s vital we clamp down on online terrorism. But is Ardern’s ‘Christchurch Call’ the answer?
Dan Jerker B. Svantesson
EurekAlert! News Release, 15.05.2019
Legal marijuana reduces chronic pain, but increases injuries and car accidents
University of California
New York Times, 15.05.2019
Was It an Invisible Attack on U.S. Diplomats, or Something Stranger?
DAN HURLEY
Social Media, 16.05.2019
Tech Giants Sign-Up for 'Christchurch Call' to Address the Spread of Extremist Content
Andrew Hutchinson @adhutchinson
Los Angeles Times, 16.05.2019
George Kelling, whose ‘broken windows’ theory revolutionized urban policing, dies at 83
Jill Leovy
Phys.Org, 16.05.2019
Researchers find little evidence for 'broken windows theory,' say neighborhood disorder doesn't cause crime
Greg St. Martin, Northeastern University
The Conversation, 16.05.2019
Cryptocurrencies are finally going mainstream – the battle is on to bring them under global control
Iwa Salami Senior Lecturer in Financial Law and Regulation, University of East London
The Conversation, 16.05.2019
An innovative way to counter domestic violence: provide housing for abusers
Sarah Wendt, Kate Seymour, Kristin Natalier
Marketplace.org, 16.05.2019
Age of fraud: Are seniors more vulnerable to financial scams?
David Brancaccio
portsmouth.co.uk, 18.05.2019
Academics from University of Portsmouth watch burglars in action breaking into virtual home
Ben Fishwick
The Conversation, 19.05.2019
Not every school’s anti-bullying program works – some may actually make bullying worse
Karyn Healy
Washington Post, 20.05.2019
The ‘American Taliban’ will be free after 17 years. Is the U.S. ready to welcome him back?
Alex Horton and Michael Brice-Saddler
MedicalResearch.com (blog), 20.05.2019
Early Life Maltreatment Linked to Increased Risk of Elder Abuse
The Washington Post, 21.05.2019
Can the U.S. fully defeat the Islamic State? Here’s what can help.
Frances Z. Brown
EurekAlert, 21.05.2019
The Lancet Public Health: Firearm mortality highest in young men, and is associated with race and education
Pew Research Center, 21.05.2019
From police to parole, black and white Americans differ widely in their views of criminal justice system
John Gramlich
The Conversation, 22.05.2019
Charging the Christchurch mosque attacker with terrorism could be risky – but it’s important
Keiran Hardy
EurekAlert, 22.05.2019
Lack of evaluation in countering violent extremism may boost terror threat
University of Birmingham
The Conversation, 22.05.2019
How dogs help keep multiracial neighborhoods socially segregated
Sarah Mayorga-Gallo
The Conversation, 22.05.2019
Gang culture appeals to disenfranchised young people – but ‘social mixing’ offers a way out
Dr Robert F. Hesketh
The Conversation, 22.05.2019
Sex trafficking’s tragic paradox: when victims become perpetrators
Alexandra Baxter
The Washington Post, 22.05.2019
This book criticizes racism in the justice system. Arizona prisoners aren’t allowed to read it.
Reis Thebault
Verfassungsblog ON MATTERS CONSTITUTIONAL, 22.05.2019
Unfinished Business for the European Parliament: The EU Terrorist Content Regulation
Alexander Pirang
Telegraph.co.uk, 23.05.2019
If we start to link terrorism and domestic violence, we might just stop the next attack
Joan Smith
The Economist Print edition| United States, 23.05.2019
Policing and technologyAmerica is turning against facial-recognition software
The Conversation, 23.05.2019
Compelling people to reveal their passwords is posing a challenge to police and courts
Robert Diab Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Thompson Rivers University
New York Times, 23.05.2019
Julian Assange’s Indictment Aims at the Heart of the First Amendment
The Editorial Board
BuzzFeed News, 23.05.2019
Scientists Showed How More Guns Led To More Violent Crime
Dan Vergano BuzzFeed News Reporter
The New Yorker, 24.05.2019
Charging Julian Assange Under the Espionage Act Is an Attack on the First Amendment
Masha Gessen
The Conversation, 25.05.2019
Assange’s new indictment: Espionage and the First Amendment
Ofer Raban Professor of Constitutional Law, University of Oregon
Verfassungsblog ON MATTERS CONSTITUTIONAL, 25.05.2019
Interoperability of Databases and Interstate Trust: a Perilous Combination for Fundamental Rights
Dr. Evelien Brouwer
theguardian.com, 25.05.2019
UK's first black police chief asks why there have been no others
Michael Fuller
The Arab Weekly Sunday, 26.05.2019
It looks like any other graduation -- except these graduates earned their degrees in prison
Harmeet Kaur,
The Guardian -, 26.05.2019
US efforts to jail Assange for espionage are a grave threat to a free media
Alan Rusbridger
Center for Security Studies CSS Resources (blog), 27.05.2019
Public Attribution of Cyber Incidents
Florian Egloff and Andreas Wenger for Center for Security Studies (CSS)
CSS Resources (blog), 27.05.2019
Reducing Press Attention to Reduce Terrorism?
Crystal Shelton, Erik Cleven and Aaron Hoffman
Washington Post, 28.05.2019
It’s the middle of the night. Do you know who your iPhone is talking to?
Geoffrey A. Fowler
The Local Sweden, 28.05.2019
Stockholm sees spike in gun deaths – but Malmö and Gothenburg go months without fatal shootings
The Conversation, 28.05.2019
CBD: The next weapon in the war against opioid addiction?
Jenny Wilkerson, Lance McMahon
The Conversation, 28.05.2019
More lighting alone does not create safer cities. Look at what research with young women tells us
Nicole Kalms,
EurekAlert, 28.05.2019
The message that addiction is a disease makes substance users less likely to seek help
North Carolina State University
Modern Diplomacy, 29.05.2019
Think like Jihadist: Anatomy of Central Asian Salafi groups
Uran Botobekov
The Conversation, 29.05.2019
Online tools can help people in disasters, but do they represent everyone?
Billy Tusker Haworth, Christine Eriksen, Scott McKinnon
Forbes, 29.05.2019
Managing Bias In AI: What Should Businesses Do?
Drew Roselli, Jeanna Matthews, Nisha Talagala
The Crime Report, 29.05.2019
The Body-Cam Dilemma: Should Cops Ever Push the ‘Off’ Button?
Roman Gressier
The Atlantic, 30.05.2019
The Collapsing Crime Rates of the ’90s Might Have Been Driven by Cellphones
Alexis C. Madrigal
MIT Technology Review, 30.05.2019
Twitter wants help deciding whether to keep white supremacists or not
Niall Firth
The Conversation, 30.05.2019
Anne Frank and the Holocaust: how death rates varied across the Netherlands under Nazi occupation
Peter Tammes
The Conversation, 30.05.2019
Inside the story: humanising a cold case victim – writing the life and brutal death of Mollie Dean
Donna Lee Brien
EurekAlert, 30.05.2019
Teens at greater risk of violence, injury during sexual assaults than previously thought
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
UKAuthority (press release), 30.05.2019
London ethics panel outlines five steps for facial recognition in policing
Mark Say
New York Times, 30.05.2019
Photos of the Tiananmen Square Protests Through the Lens of a Student Witness
The Conversation, 30.05.2019
J. Edgar Hoover’s revenge: Information the FBI once hoped could destroy Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. has been declassified
Trevor Griffey
Washington Post, 31.05.2019
Body-cam video supported this man’s police brutality complaint. But has the technology had an effect on officers’ behavior?
Rhonda Colvin
Governing, 31.05.2019
'Social Workers of Last Resort': Police Adopt New Training Techniques
Matt Vasilogambros
