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Getting away with murder?
Violence is big business for British institutions
There is much still to do on stop and search
A cautious welcome for the Home Secretary's proposals to reform stop and search
Trends in knife homicide in England and Wales
The killing of a teacher was shocking in part because it is so rare
The police, gangs and racism
The Manchester police are wrongly labelling young black people as gang members
Fall in crime 'too good to be true'?
The 'too good to be true' fall in crime requires serious scrutiny
Is violence in decline?
Our explanations for rises and falls in violence are not up to much
Taking forward the Justice Matters initiative
Update on recent work on the Justice Matters initiative
A life of its own
Laurel Townhead on the future plans for Justice Matters for Women
The curious case of the fall in crime
The official crime statistics fail to account for recent massive increases in cybercrime
Crime Statistics: Who can we count on?
There is nothing new in the police fiddling the crime figures
The power of images
Professor Eamonn Carrabine on the power of images in shaping our understanding of harm
Believing in someone
Discussing the role of courts in the regular review of community sentences
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