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Dr. Crime is a pseudonym for a social scientist holding<br />
a Ph.D. degree in sociology and in criminology. He has<br />
worked in all major parts of the criminal justice system.<br />
Drop him a note at the website www.keepkidshome.net<br />
If you or your child is in trouble, he may be able to help,<br />
give him a call (2523390000)<br />
Dear Dr. Crime: Do we have anything here in our state to help veterans who get in legal trouble?<br />
How much of a military presence do we have in North Carolina?<br />
Proud American<br />
Dear Proud American: I join you in your concern for our veterans. It seems from what we<br />
hear on the news that the government has not followed through on their commitment. Here<br />
in NC we have the 3rd largest active duty military presence in the US so our concern is valid.<br />
Our NC Division of Veterans Affairs, with the support of Governor McCrory, is doing a lot,<br />
so see their document NC4VETS RESOURCE GUIDE (www.nc4vets.com/guide or call<br />
844.624.8387) for an outline of resources. And they do have a Veterans Justice Outreach<br />
program and other resources to help with criminal justice issues. Thanks for your concern.<br />
Former Sgt. Adams<br />
Dear Dr. Crime: When young girls are sexually abused does it contribute to their later criminal<br />
justice problems? Very Angry Dad<br />
Dear Dad. The short answer is Heck Yes!! And it get complicated, for research supported by<br />
the Annie E. Casey Foundation and others shows clearly that sexual abuse is a direct cause of<br />
delinquency and incarceration. When other variables are taken into account, it is shown that<br />
this effect is particularly strong in the case of minority girls. About half of minority kids are<br />
girls, but those minority girls account for 2/3 of those incarcerated. The recent Georgetown<br />
Law School study of this recommended several good policy ideas, including the need for more<br />
training of our criminal justice personnel to recognized the effects of sex abuse, to strengthen the<br />
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act and to end the treatment of child sex<br />
trafficking victims as if they were mature prostitutes. As a probation officer, I cried about that<br />
treatment. See the full report at www.law.georgetown.edu/go/poverty .<br />
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