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Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics
Section 3
Nature and distribution of known offenses
Personal and property victimization
Estimated number, percent distribution, and rate of personal and property
victimization, by type of crime, United States, 1994 (Table 3.1)
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Violent and personal victimization
Estimated rate (per 1,000 persons age 12 and older) of personal victimization, by type
of crime and selected characteristics of victim, United States, 1995 (Table 3.2)
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Estimated number and rate (per 1,000 persons age 12 and older) of personal victimization,
by type of crime and sex of victim, United States, 1994 (Table 3.3)
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Estimated rate (per 1,000 persons in each age group) of personal victimization, by type of
crime and age of victim, United States, 1994 (Table 3.4)
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Estimated rate (per 1,000 persons in each age group) of personal victimization, by sex and
age of victim, and type of crime, United States, 1994 (Table 3.5)
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Estimated number and rate (per 1,000 persons age 12 and older) of personal victimization,
by type of crime and race of victim, United States, 1994 (Table 3.6)
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Estimated number and rate (per 1,000 persons age 12 and older) of personal victimization,
by type of crime and ethnicity of victim, United States, 1994 (Table 3.7)
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Estimated number and rate (per 1,000 persons age 12 and older) of personal victimization,
by type of crime, and sex and race of victim, United States, 1994 (Table 3.8)
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Estimated rate (per 1,000 persons in each age group) of personal victimization, by race
and age of victim, and type of crime, United States, 1994 (Table 3.9)
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Estimated rate (per 1,000 persons age 12 and older) of personal victimization, by type of
crime and annual household income of victim, United States, 1994 (Table 3.10)
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Estimated rate (per 1,000 persons age 12 and older) of personal victimization, by type of
crime and locality of residence, United States, 1994 (Table 3.11)
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Victim-offender relationship in violent victimization
Estimated number and percent of violent victimization incidents, by type of crime and
victim-offender relationship, United States, 1994 (Table 3.12)
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Estimated percent distribution of violent victimization, by type of crime and relationship
to offender, United States, 1994 (Table 3.13)
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Weapon use in personal victimization
Estimated percent distribution of type of weapon used by offenders in violent
victimization incidents, by type of crime and victim-offender relationship, United States,
1994 (Table 3.14)
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Self-protective measures employed by victims
Estimated percent of violent victimizations in which victim took self-protective
measures, by type of crime and victim-offender relationship, United States, 1994 (Table
3.15)
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Estimated percent distribution of self-protective measures employed by victims of violent
crime, by selected characteristics of victim, United States, 1994 (Table 3.16)
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Estimated percent distribution of the effectiveness of self-protective measures employed
by victims of violent crime, by person taking measure, outcome of action, and type of
crime, United States, 1994 (Table 3.17)
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Respondents reporting whether they have been hit or had something taken by force
Respondents reporting whether something was taken from them by force during the last
year, United States, selected years 1973-94 (Table 3.18)
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Respondents reporting whether they have been hit by another person, United States,
selected years 1973-94 (Table 3.19)
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Rate of property victimizations
Estimated rate (per 1,000 households) of property victimization, by type of crime and
characteristics of victim, United States, 1995 (Table 3.20)
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Estimated number and rate (per 1,000 households) of property victimization, by type of
crime and race of head of household, United States, 1994 (Table 3.21)
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Estimated number and rate (per 1,000 households) of property victimization, by type of
crime and ethnicity of head of household, United States, 1994 (Table 3.22)
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Estimated rate (per 1,000 households) of property victimization, by type of crime and
annual household income of victim, United States, 1994 (Table 3.23)
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Estimated rate (per 1,000 households) of property victimization, by type of crime and
locality of residence, United States, 1994 (Table 3.24)
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Estimated rate (per 1,000 households) of property victimization, by locality of residence,
race of head of household, and type of crime, United States, 1994 (Table 3.25)
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Respondents reporting whether anyone illegally entered their home during the past year,
United States, selected years 1973-94 (Table 3.26)
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Characteristics of lone-offender victimizations
Estimated percent distribution of personal victimizations by lone offenders, by type of
crime and perceived age of offender, United States, 1994 (Table 3.27)
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Estimated percent distribution of personal victimizations by lone offenders, by type of
crime and perceived race of offender, United States, 1994 (Table 3.28)
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Characteristics of multiple-offender victimizations
Estimated percent distribution of personal victimizations by multiple offenders, by
type of crime and perceived age of offenders, United States, 1994 (Table 3.29)
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Estimated percent distribution of personal victimizations by multiple offenders, by type
of crime and perceived race of offenders, United States, 1994 (Table 3.30)
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Estimated percent distribution of personal and property incidents, by type of crime and
place of occurrence, United States, 1994 (Table 3.31)
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Reasons for reporting and not reporting victimization to police
Estimated percent distribution of personal and property victimization, by type of crime
and whether or not reported to police, United States, 1994 (Table 3.32)
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Estimated percent distribution of reasons for reporting personal and property
victimizations to police, by type of crime, United States, 1994 (Table 3.33)
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Estimated percent distribution of reasons for not reporting personal and property
victimizations to police, by type of crime, United States, 1994 (Table 3.34)
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High school seniors' victimization experiences and victimization at school
High school seniors reporting victimization experiences in last 12 months, by type of
victimization, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.35)
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High school seniors reporting victimization experiences in last 12 months, by type of
victimization and sex, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.36)
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High school seniors reporting victimization experiences in last 12 months, by type of
victimization and race, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.37)
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High school seniors reporting victimization experiences at school in last 12 months, by
type of victimization, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.38)
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High school seniors reporting victimization experiences at school in last 12 months, by
type of victimization and sex, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.39)
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High school seniors reporting victimization experiences at school in last 12 months, by
type of victimization and race, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.40)
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High school seniors' self-reported delinquency
High school seniors reporting involvement in selected delinquent activities in last 12
months, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.41)
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High school seniors reporting involvement in selected delinquent activities in last 12
months, by sex, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.42)
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High school seniors reporting involvement in selected delinquent activities in last 12
months, by race, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.43)
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High school seniors' involvement in traffic violations
High school seniors reporting receiving traffic ticket or warning for a moving
violation in last 12 months, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.44)
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High school seniors reporting receiving traffic ticket or warning for a moving violation
in last 12 months, by sex, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.45)
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High school seniors reporting receiving traffic ticket or warning for a moving violation
in last 12 months, by race, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.46)
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High school seniors' involvement in traffic violations while under the influence of
drugs
High school seniors reporting receiving traffic ticket or warning for a moving
violation in last 12 months while under the influence of drugs, by type of drug, United
States, 1984-96 (Table 3.47)
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High school seniors reporting receiving traffic ticket or warning for a moving violation
in last 12 months while under the influence of drugs, by type of drug and sex, United
States, 1984-96 (Table 3.48)
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High school seniors reporting receiving traffic ticket or warning for a moving violation
in last 12 months while under the influence of drugs, by type of drug and race, United
States, 1984-96 (Table 3.49)
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High school seniors' involvement in traffic accidents
High school seniors reporting involvement in driving accidents in last 12 months,
United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.50)
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High school seniors reporting involvement in driving accidents while under the influence
of drugs in last 12 months, by type of drug, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.51)
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Students reporting problem behaviors
Students reporting problem behaviors, by grade level of respondent, 1995-96 (Table
3.52)
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Students delinquency and victimization experiences at school
Students reporting involvement in delinquent activities at school, by grade level of
respondent, 1995-96 (Table 3.53)
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Students reporting victimization experiences at school, by grade level of respondent,
1995-96 (Table 3.54)
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High school students reporting involvement in delinquent and risk-related behaviors, by
sex, race, ethnicity, and grade level, United States, 1995 (Table 3.55)
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Students self-reported drug and alcohol use
Reported drug, alcohol, and cigarette use among high school students, by sex, race,
ethnicity, and grade level, United States, 1995 (Table 3.56)
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Students reporting use of alcohol and drugs, by grade level of respondent and frequency of
use, 1995-96 (Table 3.57)
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Reported alcohol use and most recent use among high school seniors, by sex, region,
population density, and college plans, United States, 1995 and 1996 (Table 3.58)
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Reported marijuana, cocaine, and heroin use and most recent use among high school seniors,
by sex, region, population density, and college plans, United States, 1995 and 1996 (Table
3.59)
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Reported drug and alcohol use in last 12 months among high school seniors, by type of
drug, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.60)
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Reported drug use, alcohol use, and cigarette use in last 30 days among high school
seniors, by type of drug, United States, 1984-96 (Table 3.61)
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Reported drug, alcohol, and cigarette use and most recent use among students, by type of
drug and grade level, United States, 1993-96 (Table 3.62)
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College students' and young adults' self-reported drug and alcohol use
Reported drug use, alcohol use, and cigarette use in last 12 months among college
students, by type of drug, United States, 1981-96 (Table 3.63)
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Reported drug use, alcohol use, and cigarette use in last 30 days among college students,
by type of drug, United States, 1981-96 (Table 3.64)
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Reported daily use in last 30 days of drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes among college
students, by type of drug, United States, 1981-96 (Table 3.65)
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Reported drug use, alcohol use, and cigarette use in last 12 months among young adults, by
type of drug, United States, 1986-96 (Table 3.66)
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Reported drug use, alcohol use, and cigarette use in last 30 days among young adults, by
type of drug, United States, 1986-96 (Table 3.67)
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Reported daily use within last 30 days of drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes among young
adults, by type of drug, United States, 1986-96 (Table 3.68)
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Drug and alcohol use in the U.S. population
Estimated prevalence of drug and alcohol use during the past year, by type of drug,
United States, selected years 1985-96 (Table 3.69)
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Estimated prevalence of drug and alcohol use during the past month, by type of drug,
United States, selected years 1985-96 (Table 3.70)
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Estimated prevalence and most recent use of alcohol and marijuana, by sex, race,
ethnicity, age, and region, United States, 1995 (Table 3.71)
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Estimated prevalence and most recent use of cocaine and crack, by sex, race, ethnicity,
age, and region, United States, 1995 (Table 3.72)
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Estimated prevalence and most recent use of inhalants and hallucinogens, by sex, race,
ethnicity, age, and region, United States, 1995 (Table 3.73)
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Estimated prevalence and most recent use of psychotherapeutics, stimulants, and
tranquilizers, by sex, race, ethnicity, age, and region, United States, 1995 (Table 3.74)
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Estimated prevalence and past year use of PCP, LSD, heroin, and needle use, by sex, race,
ethnicity, age, and region, United States, 1995 (Table 3.75)
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Estimated prevalence and most recent use of alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine among the
rural population, by sex, race, ethnicity, age, and region, United States, 1994 (Table
3.76)
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Estimated prevalence and most recent use of selected drugs among the rural population,
United States, 1994 (Table 3.77)
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Problems and illegal activities associated with drug and alcohol use
Respondents reporting problems associated with alcohol, marijuana, or cocaine use, by
type of problem and frequency of use, United States, 1995 (Table 3.78)
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Respondents reporting whether drug abuse has ever been a source of family trouble, by
demographic characteristics, United States, 1995 (Table 3.79)
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Estimated prevalence of illegal activities in the past year, by age group and reported
drug use in the past year, United States, 1995 (Table 3.80)
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Drug abuse-related emergency department episodes
Type of drug mentioned in drug abuse-related emergency department episodes, by patient
and episode characteristics, United States, 1993, 1994, and 1995 (Table 3.81)
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Type and rate (per 100,000 population) of drug mentioned in drug abuse-related emergency
department episodes, by patient characteristics, United States, 1993, 1994, and 1995
(Table 3.82)
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Drug abuse-related emergency department episodes, by patient and episode characteristics,
United States, 1993 and 1994 (Table 3.83)
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Drug abuse-related emergency department episodes, by patient characteristics, United
States, 1994 (Table 3.84)
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Drug abuse-related emergency department episodes, by patient and episode characteristics,
United States, 1994 (Table 3.85)
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Drug use motive reported in drug abuse-related emergency department episodes, by patient
and episode characteristics, United States, 1994 (Table 3.86)
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Type of drug mentioned in drug abuse-related emergency department episodes, by patient and
episode characteristics, United States, 1994 (Table 3.87)
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Alcohol use and frequency of use
Reported alcohol use, by sex, United States, selected years 1939-96 (Table 3.88)
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Reported alcohol use, by demographic characteristics, United States, 1996 (Table 3.89)
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Respondents reporting whether they drink more than they should, by demographic
characteristics, United States, 1996 (Table 3.90)
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Respondents reporting whether drinking has ever been a source of family trouble, by
demographic characteristics, United States, 1996 (Table 3.91)
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Drinking and driving
Adults reporting drinking and driving in the past month, by sex and State, 1995 (Table
3.92)
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Fatalities in alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes
Total fatalities and fatalities in alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes, by highest
blood alcohol concentration level in the crash, United States, 1982-95 (Table 3.93)
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Blood alcohol concentration level of motor vehicle drivers involved in fatal crashes, by
age, United States, 1985-95 (Table 3.94)
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Total fatalities and fatalities in alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes, by highest blood
alcohol concentration level in the crash and jurisdiction, 1995 (Table 3.95)
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Prevalence and frequency of delinquent behavior in adolescents
Reported prevalence of delinquent behavior, by offense, United States, 1979, 1980,
1983, 1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.96)
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Reported frequency of delinquent behavior, by offense, United States, 1979, 1980, 1983,
1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.97)
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Reported prevalence of delinquent behavior, by offense and sex, United Sates, 1979, 1980,
1983, 1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.98)
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Reported frequency of delinquent behavior, by offense and sex, United States, 1979, 1980,
1983, 1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.99)
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Reported prevalence of delinquent behavior, by offense and race, United States, 1979,
1980, 1983, 1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.100)
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Reported frequency of delinquent behavior, by offense and race, United States, 1979, 1980,
1983, 1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.101)
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Reported prevalence of delinquent behavior, by offense and place of residence, United
States, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.102)
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Reported frequency of delinquent behavior, by offense and place of residence, United
States, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.103)
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Reported prevalence of delinquent behavior, by offense and age, United States, 1979, 1980,
1983, 1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.104)
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Reported frequency of delinquent behavior, by offense and age, United States, 1979, 1980,
1983, 1986, 1989, and 1992 (Table 3.105)
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Offenses known to police
Estimated number and rate (per 100,000 inhabitants) of offenses known to police, by
offense, United States, 1960-95 (Table 3.106)
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Estimated number and rate (per 100,000 inhabitants) of offenses known to police, by
offense and extent of urbanization, 1995 (Table 3.107)
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Estimated number and rate (per 100,000 inhabitants) of offenses known to police, by
offense, jurisdiction, and extent of urbanization, 1995 (Table 3.108)
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Offenses known to police, by offense and size of place, 1994 and 1995 (Table 3.109)
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Violent crime by State
Rank order of States according to rates (per 100,000 population) of violent crime,
murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, robbery, aggravated assault, and forcible rape, 1995
(Table 3.110)
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Firearm-related violent crime
Number and rate (per 100,000 population) of violent crime and murder and nonnegligent
manslaughter, and number and percent of firearm-related violent crime and weapon-related
murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, by State, 1995 (Table 3.111)
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Number and rate (per 100,000 population) of robbery and aggravated assault, and percent of
weapon-related robbery and aggravated assault, by State, 1995 (Table 3.112)
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Violent and property crime in U.S. cities
Offenses known to police in cities over 100,000 population, 1994 and 1995 (Table 3.113)
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Rate (per 100,000 population) of violent crime, murder and nonnegligent manslaughter,
forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault, in cities over 250,000 and 100,000
population, 1995 (Table 3.114)
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Percent changes in Total Crime Index rates and violent crime rates, United States,
1960-1995 (Table 3.115)
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Average loss incurred for selected offenses
Number of offenses known to police and average loss incurred, by selected offenses and
type of target, United States, 1995 (Table 3.116)
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Bias-motivated (hate) crimes
Bias-motivated (hate) crimes known to the police, by offense, United States, 1995
(Table 3.117)
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Bias motivations in hate crimes known to police, by race, ethnicity, religion, and sexual
orientation, United States, 1995 (Table 3.118)
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Offenses in Federal parks
Offenses in Federal parks known to park rangers and park police, by offense, 1975-96
(Table 3.119)
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Offenses in Federal parks known to park rangers and park police, by offense, 1996 (Table
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Murders
Percent distribution of murders and nonnegligent manslaughters known to police, by type
of weapon used, United States, 1964-95 (Table 3.121)
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Percent distribution of murders and nonnegligent manslaughters known to police, by type of
weapon used and region, 1995 (Table 3.122)
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Murders and nonnegligent manslaughter known to police, by type of weapon used and age of
victim, United States, 1995 (Table 3.123)
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Murders and nonnegligent manslaughters known to police, by victim-offender relationship
and circumstances of the offense, United States, 1995 (Table 3.124)
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Percent distribution of murders and nonnegligent manslaughters known to police, by age of
victim, United States, 1964, 1974, 1984-95 (Table 3.125)
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Murder offenders and victims
Percent distribution of murders and nonnegligent manslaughters known to police, by sex
of victim, United States, 1964-95 (Table 3.126)
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Percent distribution of murders and nonnegligent manslaughters known to police, by race of
victim, United States, 1964-95 (Table 3.127)
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Murders and nonnegligent manslaughters known to police, by sex, race, and age of victim,
United States, 1995 (Table 3.128)
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Rate (per 100,000 persons in each group) of murder and nonnegligent manslaughter
victimization, by age, sex, and race of victim, United States, 1976-95 (Table 3.129)
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Rate (per 100,000 persons in each group) of murder and nonnegligent manslaughter
victimization, by age, sex, and race of victim, United States, 1976-95 (Table 3.130)
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Estimated rate (per 100,000 persons in each group) of offenders committing murder and
nonnegligent manslaughter, by age, sex, and race of offender, United States, 1976-95
(Table 3.131)
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Estimated rate (per 100,000 persons in each group) of offenders committing murder and
nonnegligent manslaughter, by age, sex, and race of offender, United States, 1976-95
(Table 3.132)
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Murders and nonnegligent manslaughters known to police, by race and sex of victim and
offender, United States, 1995 (Table 3.133)
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U.S. population, and murder and nonnegligent manslaughter victims and offenders, by age,
sex, and race, United States, 1976-95 (Table 3.134)
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Workplace homicides
Workplace homicides, by victim characteristics, type of event, and circumstances,
United States, 1995 (Table 3.135)
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Suicide rates
Suicide rate (per 100,000 persons in each age group) for persons 15 to 24 years of age,
by age group and sex, United States, 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990-94 (Table 3.136)
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Suicide rate (per 100,000 persons in each age group) for persons 10 years of age and
older, by age group, sex, and race, United States, 1994 (Table 3.137)
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Robberies
Percent distribution of robberies known to police, by type of weapon used, United
States, 1974-95 (Table 3.138)
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Percent distribution of robberies known to police, by type of weapon used and region, 1995
(Table 3.139)
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Percent distribution of robberies known to police, by place of occurrence, United States,
1973-95 (Table 3.140)
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Aggravated assaults
Percent distribution of aggravated assaults known to police, by type of weapon used,
United States, 1964-95 (Table 3.141)
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Percent distribution of aggravated assaults known to police, by type of weapon used and
region, 1995 (Table 3.142)
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Burglaries
Percent distribution of burglaries known to police, by place and time of occurrence,
United States, 1976-95 (Table 3.143)
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Larceny-thefts
Percent distribution of larceny-thefts known to police, by type of target, United
States, 1973-95 (Table 3.144)
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Motor vehicle thefts
Motor vehicle registrations and thefts, United States, 1980-95 (Table 3.145)
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Bank fraud and embezzlement investigations
Financial institution fraud and failure matters handled by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation, United States, 1986-95 (Table 3.146)
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Major financial institution fraud matters handled by U.S. attorneys, by type of
institution, fiscal years 1989-95 (aggregate) (Table 3.147)
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Defendants charged and convicted in major financial institution fraud prosecutions handled
by U.S. attorneys, by type of institution, fiscal years 1989-95 (Table 3.148)
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Violations of Federal bank robbery statutes
Violations of the Federal Bank Robbery and Incidental Crimes Statute, by type of
violation, United States, 1985-95 (Table 3.149)
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Violations of the Federal Bank Robbery and Incidental Crimes Statute, by type of violation
and jurisdiction, 1992-95 (Table 3.150)
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Injuries, deaths, and hostages taken during violations of the Federal Bank Robbery and
Incidental Crimes Statute, by type of victim, United States, 1995 (Table 3.151)
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Law enforcement officers killed and assaulted
Assaults on Federal officers, by department and agency, 1981-95 (Table 3.152)
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Assaults on Federal officers, by extent of injury and type of weapon used, 1977-95 (Table
3.153)
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Law enforcement officers killed, by circumstances at scene of incident, United States,
1978-95 (Table 3.154)
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Law enforcement officers killed, by circumstances at scene of incident and type of
assignment, United States, 1986-95, (aggregate) (Table 3.155)
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Law enforcement officers killed, by circumstances at scene of incident and type of
assignment, United States, 1995 (Table 3.156)
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Percent distribution of law enforcement officers killed, by selected characteristics of
officers, United States, 1979-95 (Table 3.157)
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Persons identified in the killing of law enforcement officers, by demographic
characteristics and prior record, United States, 1986-95 (aggregate) and 1995 (Table
3.158)
Acrobat file (4k)
Persons identified in the killing of law enforcement officers, by type of disposition,
United States, 1984-93 (aggregate) (Table 3.159)
Acrobat file (4k)
Law enforcement officers accidentally killed, by circumstances at scene of incident,
United States, 1980-95 (Table 3.160)
Acrobat file (5k)
Law enforcement officers assaulted, by circumstances at scene of incident and type of
weapon, United States, 1995 (Table 3.161)
Acrobat file (5k)
Law enforcement officers assaulted, by circumstances at scene of incident and type of
assignment, United States, 1995 (Table 3.162)
Acrobat file (5k)
Assaults on law enforcement officers and percent receiving personal injury, by type of
weapon used, 1980-95 (Table 3.163)
Acrobat file (5k)
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Explosives incidents
Explosives incidents reported to or investigated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Firearms, by type of incident, United States, 1976-95 (Table 3.164)
Acrobat file (5k)
Bombing incidents reported to or investigated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Firearms, by jurisdiction, 1978-95 (Table 3.165)
Acrobat file (7k)
Bombing incidents known to police, by type of incident and device, value of property
damage, and outcome of incident, United States, 1973-95 (Table 3.166)
Acrobat file (7k)
Bombing incidents known to police, by type of target and device, and value of property
damage, United States, 1995 (Table 3.167)
Acrobat file (5k)
Explosives stolen and recovered as reported to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Firearms, by type of explosive, United States, 1981-95 (Table 3.168)
Acrobat file (6k)
Deaths, injuries, and property damage resulting from criminal bombings and accidental
explosions, reported to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, United States,
1976-95 (Table 3.169)
Acrobat file (4k)
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Arson, deaths, and property loss due to fires
Estimated number of structure fires, civilian fire deaths, and value of property loss
due to fires of incendiary or suspicious origin, United States, 1995 (Table 3.170)
Acrobat file (4k)
Estimated number of structure fires, civilian fire deaths, and vehicle fires of incendiary
or suspicious origin, United States, 1977-95 (Table 3.171)
Acrobat file (4k)
Arson offenses and average cost of property damage, by type of target, 1995 (Table 3.172)
Acrobat file (4k)
Arson of structures and percent not in use, by type of structure, 1995 (Table 3.173)
Acrobat file (4k)
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Terrorist incidents
Terrorist incidents and preventions, United States, 1982-95 (Table 3.174)
Acrobat file (4k)
Terrorist incidents, by type of incident and target, United States, 1982-95 (aggregate)
(Table 3.175)
Acrobat file (4k)
Casualties resulting from international terrorism involving U.S. citizens, by type of
casualty, 1981-96 (Table 3.176)
Acrobat file (4k)
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Criminal acts related to air transportation
Results of airline passenger screening, United States, 1977-96 (Table 3.177)
Acrobat file (6k)
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