Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, 1983 - Bureau of Justice ...

--~--~ --- ..-----~------------------------~IndexSEX a=FENSES (continued)PrisonersAdmitted to Federol institutions, 586, 587Confined In Federal Institutions, 588See also:Prostitution and commercialized viceRope, forcibleSH:PLlFTIN:;See larceny-theftSPOJSE ABUSESee Abuse and neglectSee Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, victim relationship tooffenderSee Public opinion, abuseSTATUS a=FENDERSSee Persons In Need of Supervision (PINS)See Courts, JuvenileSee Juvenile correctionsSTATUTffiY PROVISI()\5Abortion, attitudes toward legalization, 240Criminal history information, privacy and security of, 172Driving while Intoxicated, 178-182Gun control, 174, 175Attitudes toward, 283-290JuvenilesWaiver to criminal court, 150, 153MarihuanoDecriminaliZation, 187Penalties, 187Public opinion, 295, 296Parole eligibility, 164Pornography distribution, attitudes toward regulations, 284Privacy, area protected, 171Public intoxicationDecriminalization, 177SentencingEnhancements, 156Reduction, 164STOLEN PRCFERTY (buying, receiving, possessing)Arrests, 415-422, 427, 430, 431, 436-445Defined by Uniform Crime Reports, Appendix 2See also:Burglarylarceny-the.'tSeizuresSUICIDESee DeathsSLPERVISIQ\ISee ParoleSee ProbationSUSPICIQ\IArrests, 415-422, 427, 430, 431, 436-445Defined by Uniform Crime Reports, Appendix 2TERRffilSMInternational incidents involving U.S. citizens or propertyType of incident, 409See also:Offenses known to police, bombingsOffenses known to police, hijackingsTIME SERVEDSee Federal offendersSee Prisoners, releaseesTRAFFIC VIOLATI()\5Court casesFederal, 494, 495Defendants, FederalDispositions, 506Sentences, 50BSee also:Public opinion, alcoholTRANSFERSSee PrisonersTRIALSU.S. Attorneys' offices, civil and criminal, 490See also:CourtsJuriesJurorsSpecific offenses (e.g., Assault, Motor vehicle theft)U'IIFCRM CRIME REPffiTS, II\OEX (ffENSESArrests, 415-425, 427-445Arrest rates, 416, 448-450Defined by Uniform Crime Reports, Appendix 2Offenses cleared by arrest, 451-460Offenses known to police, 370-397, 399, 400, 451, 453, 458Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics 1983WIFCRM CRIME REPffiTS, IN:'lEX CffENSES (continued)See "I~o:ArsonAssaultBurglarylarceny-theftMotor vehicle theftMurder and nonnegligent manslaughterRope, forcibleRobberyWIFCRM PAROLE REPffiTSSee Appendix 17, Parole In the Lhlted StatesSee ParoleSee Specific offenses (e.g., Assault, Motor vehicle theft)UNREPORTED CRIMESSee VictimizationU\ISOlVED CRIMESSee Arrests, clearance of offenses by arrestU.S. AIR FffiCESee Courts-MartialU.S. ARMYSee Courts-MartialSee PrisonersU.S. BLREAU a=- ALCQ-()L, TOBACCO AN) FIREARMSExplosives Incidents, 408OJtcome, 409U.S. COAST GUARDSeizures and arrests, 469See also: Courts-MartialU.S. CUSTOMS SERVICEDrug seizures, 466Property seizures, 469U.S. DISTRICT Ca..RTSSee Courts, FederalU.S. MARIf\E CCR'SSee Courts-MartialSee PrisonersU.S. NAVYSee Courts-MartialSee Prisonersu.s. POSTAL INSPECTIQ\I SERVICEComplaints and investigations, 522-525ConvictionsMoll fraud, 522, 524Pornography, 525Recoveries and restitutions, 522U.S. SECRET SERVICECounterfeit currency seized, 470Dispositions of arrests, 532Forgery cases, 530Investigations, 530U.S. SLPREME Ca..RTCasesArgued and decided on merits, 520Filed, disposed of, and pending, 518Method of filing, 518Nature of proceedings, 518Writs of certiorariCircuit, 519Nature of proceedings, 519Petitions for review flied, disposed of, and pending, 519Public opinionConfidence in, 254See also:Appeals, FederalCourts, FederalVAr:R/J.NCYArrests, 1115-422, 427, 430, 431, 436-445Defined by lXliform Crime Reports, Appendix 2VI>NJAlISMArrests, 415-422, 427, 430, 431, 436-445, 47'LDefined by lXllform Crime Reports, Appendix 2Offenses against railroads, 412Arrests, 472Dispositions, 540Victimization, 352, 357VEHI CLE TI-EFTSee Motor vehicle theftSee Offenses known to policeVICTIM CONPENSATIQ\ISee CompensationVICTIMiZATIQ\IChange In rates of victimizationI-busehold offenses, 350, 351Personal offenses, 350, 351Crime reporting, 354VICTIMIZA T1Q\1 (continued)Estimated number of IncidentsHousehold IncidentsTime of occurrence, 335Personal Incidentslone offenderPerceived age, 339Perceived race, 340Percent with weapon, 339, 340Multiple offendersPerceived ages, 339Perceived races, 340Percent with weapon, 339, 340NJrnber cf Victims, 336Place of occurrence, 336Type of weapon, 338Estimated nUmber of victimizationsBusiness victimizationsi'bt reported to police, 308Household Victimizations, 307, 308, 316, 346, 350, 352, 354Family income, 316f\bt reported to police, 307, 308, 311, 316, 318Reason given for not reporting, 318Race of head of household, 316Reported to police, 307Value of stolen property, 346Personal victimizations, 307-314, 341-346, 350, 352, 354lone offender, 343Perceived age, 343Perceived race, 3/14Multiple offenders, 343Perceived ages, 344Perceived races, 345f\bt reported to police, 307-310, 312, 314, 318Reason given for not reporting, 318Relationship of offender to victim, 341Reported to police, 307Use of self-protective measures by Victim, 345Use of weapon by offender, 345Value of stolen property, 346Victim characteristicsAge, 312, 314Race, 314, 341Sex, 312, 341Estimated rate of victimiZationI-busehold victimization, 320, 324-329, 346-351Age of head of househOld, 347Burglary, 32/1Extent ot' urbanization, 320Family In':Ome, 348Motor vehlcllil the .. , 325, 349Characl.::rlatlcs of household, 349Race of head of household, 346, 348Personal victimization, 320-323, 325-333, 350, 3S IAssault, 322Extent of urbanization, 320Family Income, 333Personal rorcenyWith contact, 323Without contact, 323VICTlMIZATIQ\I (continUed)Estimated rate of victimization (continued)Personal victimization (continued)Rope, 321Robbery, 322Victim characteristicsAge, 329-331Race, 327, 328, 331, 333Sex, 325, 326, 3311-b~lseholds touched by, 351-353Per,;;onal safety, attitudes toward, 191-195, 206, 211, 212, 216, 234, 235Protection from, methods, 207-213Teachers In pUblic schools, 206, 207, 357See also:Appendix II, National Crime SurveyCompensationOffenses known to policeVIOLENT CffENSESSee AssaultSee Murder and nonnegligent rTKInslaughterSee Offenses known to policeSee Rope, forcibleSee RabberySec VictimiZationWAIVERSee Statutory provisions, juvenilesWEAPONsSee GunsSee Offenses known to PoliceSec Public opinion, guns/firearmsSee SeizuresSee '"')ecific offenses (e.g., Assault, Murder and nonnegligentmanslaughter)See VictimiZationIM-fITE-COLLAR CRIMESee Courts, Federal, C'lsesSee EmbezzlementWIRE ffi ffiAL COMMWICATI()\5, li'-lTERCEPTI()\5 a=­Attitudes toward, 241Court-authorized orders, 482-489Arrests as a result of, 489Average cost, 487Conviction; as a result of, 489Duration and locotion, 482JUrisdiction, 485NJrnber of, 487Offense under Investigation, 485Privacy protection statutes, 171WIRETAPSSee Wire or oral communications, interceptions ofWITf\ESS IMMLNITYRequests to U.S. Attorne~' General fori 481'hRIT a=- CERT IffiAR ISee U.S. Supreme Court693