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Burglary

2012
AbstractThis article addresses burglary in various countries and jurisdictions, in criminal law as well as in victimization survey questions. It discusses victims, offenders, and the police as sources of information. It presents data on the current prevalence of burglary in the United States, England, and Wales.
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Understanding Sexual Burglary

Current Psychiatry Reports
This review includes research on sexual burglary to highlight the distinct behaviours of such offenders. Only recently has there been a thorough examination of the decision-making that goes into this hybrid crime, and the potential for these individuals to progress to more serious and violent criminal acts.Work on sexual burglary has found that ...
Hana, Georgoulis   +2 more
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Burglary

2019
James W. Osterburg   +2 more
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The Burglary

2008
The day following that on which the conversation we have related took place, the Count of Monte Cristo set out for Auteuil, accompanied by Ali and several attendants, and also taking with him some horses whose qualities he was desirous of ascertaining.
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Opioid Use and Burglary

British Journal of Addiction, 1986
SummaryIn order to investigate the extent of the involvement of opioid users in residential burglary offences estimates were made of the proportions of persons who were notified addicts amongst all those prosecuted in 1983 and convicted of the offence by courts in four London and two Merseyside Petty Sessional Divisions (PSDs).
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Burglary

2023
Tina Rae, Rachael Hayes
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Residential burglary and repeat burglary victimisation in Tasmania

2006
This thesis presents the findings from one of the most comprehensive research studies on residential burglary undertaken to date in Australia. One of the key strengths of the study is the use of different methods to examine various aspects of the burglary problem in Tasmania. The study involved interviews with 60 imprisoned burglars, 50 repeat burglary
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