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For more course tutorials visit www.crj305.com CRJ 305 Week 2 Statistical Analysis Presentation Law - General Law Statistical Analysis Presentation. For this assignment, you can choose to either create a PowerPoint presentation or write a report depicting your analysis of historical crime data for a specific category of crime or criminal issue. Focus your research on one component of the criminal justice system (i.e., law enforcement, courts, or corrections). The data and charts you develop may be used in your Final Project. For this assignment, you will: a. Present national data and trends based on the FBI – Uniform Crime Report and/or the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) – National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), or another comparable nationally recognized database, such as The Campus Safety and Security Data Analysis Cutting Tool. Or, for an international perspective, you may present data available at the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime’s Crime and criminal justice statistics. b. Present local data from a city, county, or state for three comparable locations in size from three different regions of the country (e.g., Indianapolis, Austin, and San Francisco). This information should be found on official government websites.
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CRJ 305 Week 2 Statistical Analysis Presentation
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Statistical Analysis Presentation. For this assignment, you can choose to either create a PowerPoint presentation or write a report depicting your analysis of historical crime data for a specific category of crime or criminal issue. Focus your research on one component of the criminal justice system (i.e., law enforcement, courts, or corrections). The data and charts you develop may be used in your Final Project. For this assignment, you will:
a. Present national data and trends based on the FBI – Uniform Crime Report and/or the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) – National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), or another comparable nationally recognized database, such as The Campus Safety and Security Data Analysis Cutting Tool. Or, for an international perspective, you may present data available at the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime’s Crime and criminal justice statistics.
b. Present local data from a city, county, or state for three comparable locations in size from three different regions of the country (e.g., Indianapolis, Austin, and San Francisco). This information should be found on official government websites.
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Law - General Law<br />
<strong>Statistical</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong> <strong>Presentation</strong>. For this assignment, you can choose to either create a<br />
PowerPoint presentation or write a report depicting your analysis of historical crime data for<br />
a specific category of crime or criminal issue. Focus your research on one component of the<br />
criminal justice system (i.e., law enforcement, courts, or corrections). The data and charts you<br />
develop may be used in your Final Project. For this assignment, you will:<br />
a. Present national data and trends based on the FBI – Uniform Crime Report and/or the<br />
Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) – National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), or another<br />
comparable nationally recognized database, such as The Campus Safety and Security Data<br />
<strong>Analysis</strong> Cutting Tool. Or, for an international perspective, you may present data available at<br />
the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime’s Crime and criminal justice statistics.<br />
b. Present local data from a city, county, or state for three comparable locations in size from<br />
three different regions of the country (e.g., Indianapolis, Austin, and San Francisco). This<br />
information should be found on official government websites.<br />
c. Develop questions you would like to address based on the data you retrieved. (Note: You<br />
do not have to answer these questions for this assignment.) What crime prevention programs<br />
or initiatives are available to potentially address the crime or criminal justice issue? (Note:<br />
You are working through Step 18 in Crime <strong>Analysis</strong> for Problem Solvers in 60 Small Steps.)<br />
If you choose to create a PowerPoint <strong>Presentation</strong>, graphically display the statistical data<br />
developed for three comparable cities, counties, or states. Your presentation will incorporate<br />
national statistics for comparison. Your assessment may be in bullet or paragraph format and<br />
will be provided in the notes section of the presentation. Make sure you standardize your data<br />
(usually 1:1000; 1:10,000; or 1: 100,000) and incorporate the scale in a key for each chart.<br />
If you choose, to write a report, graphically display the statistical data developed for three<br />
comparable cities, counties, or states. Incorporate national statistics for comparison. You<br />
must include an introduction that presents the focus of the project for analysis. Your
assignment must be at least five pages in addition to the Title Page and Reference Page. Your<br />
assessment may be in bullet or paragraph format below the graphic display. Make sure you<br />
standardize your data (usually 1:1000; 1:10,000; or 1: 100,000) and incorporate the scale in a<br />
key for each chart.
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