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More symptoms, less crime: distinguishing clinical severity from violence risk in a national follow-up study of adolescent forensic inpatients. [PDF]

Child Adolesc Psychiatry Ment Health
Sarno A, Kaltiala R.
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The Science of Gun Policy: A Critical Synthesis of Research Evidence on the Effects of Gun Policies in the United States, Fifth Edition.

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Smart R, Morral AR, Murphy JP, Jose R, Charbonneau A, Schell TL.   +5 more
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Food and Crime

European Journal of English Studies, 2010
This article discusses the use of food as a metaphor and theme in Jay Rayner's The Oyster House Siege and Andrea Camilleri's The Snack Thief. By exploring the manner in which food and eating are related to crime and its investigation, the figure of the detective and the development of the genre itself, concepts of identity and the way they are ...
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Technology, novel food and crime

2018
Thanks to technological development, how food is produced has been improving to provide more diverse and innovative food, as is the case of novel food. Yet, technological innovation also introduces the risks and facilitates crime opportunities that threatens social security in general and food safety in particular.
Juanjuan Sun, Xiaocen Liu
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The Latin American Crime Novel

2023
Abstract Latin American authors have written detective novels for approximately a century and a half. However, writers and critics have long recognized formidable obstacles to adopting the classical ratiocinative detective mode in a region with an unstable democratic tradition and relatively low levels of public confidence in police ...
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Crime and the Supernatural in the Novels of Bernanos

Blackfriars, 1953
The posthumously published Un mauvais Rêve, recently translated into English, adds a third murderess to those with whom we have already become acquainted in the novels of Bernanos published in his lifetime. Certain basic features are common to them all. The words of Abbé Donissan to Mouchette in Sous le Soleil de Satan would seem to apply to all three:
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A Novel Method for Shoeprint Recognition in Crime Scenes

2014
We present a novel method for shoeprint recognition in crime scenes. First, a preprocessing algorithm is introduced to remove the complicated background, and then Gabor features and Zernike features are extracted and fused to represent the textural and statistical features of shoeprint images.
Xiangbin Kong, Chunyu Yang 0005, Fengde Zheng   +2 more
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Snuff: a crime novel and exegesis

2011
This PhD research consists of a crime novel called Snuff and an accompanying exegesis titled Making Snuff: The Creation of a Crime Novel that reflects upon the journey of the writer in the creation of the novel. The novel charts the journey of a young woman in her twenties who becomes an accidental amateur detective when her sister is murdered in ...
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