The results from the United States National Crime and Justice
Survey conducted in 1995 are analyzed in this volume. The survey
provided a comprehensive national assessment of attitudes, and the
topics covered include: fear of crime; gun control; capital
punishment; and juvenile crime. Using the data collected,
distinguished criminologists report on the development and current
status of public opinion on these issues. They also present an
analysis of the implications of the data taken during the survey.
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