Category Archives: Crime Statistics

Oregon Murder Sentencing Statistics: 1990 – 1995

Summary of 34 murder sentences for murders committed between 11/24/1990 and 4/25/1995 and sentenced under sentencing guidelines: Average sentence: 200 months (16.6 years, 13.3 after “good time”) Minimum sentence: 66 months (5.5 years, 4.4 after “good time”) Maximum sentence: 388 … Continue reading →

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Recidivism Definition; Law Abiding Citizens are at Risk

RECIDIVISM: The behavior of a repeat or habitual criminal. A measurement of the rate at which offenders commit other crimes, either by arrest or conviction baselines, after being released from incarceration. Both state and federal laws have been enacted in … Continue reading →

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Homicide Trends in the U.S. Long Term Trends and Patterns

Homicide rates recently declined to levels last seen in the late 1960’s The homicide rate nearly doubled from the mid 1960’s to the late 1970’s. In 1980, it peaked at 10.2 per 100,000 population and subsequently fell off to 7.9 … Continue reading →

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Recidivism Statistics: Stats the Anti-Gun/Gun Control Folks don’t Want you Consider

Studies On Recidivism Two studies come closest to providing “national” recidivism rates for the United States. One tracked 108,580 State prisoners released from prison in 11 States in 1983. The other tracked 272,111 prisoners released from prison in 15 States … Continue reading →

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2 Murders bring Repeat Offenders into Spotlight | The Chronicle

2 murders bring repeat offenders into spotlight | The Chronicle.

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Crime in America; Current Trends in Crime & How to Fight Crime

Crime in America by Kerby Anderson

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Eco-Terrorist Attack on IBM Nano Facility Fails : Tom Quiggin; More Inciteful Violence from the LEFT!!

Eco-Terrorist Attack on IBM Nano Facility Fails : Tom Quiggin.

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Justice Dept. Accuses 11 of US Eco-Terrorism – The Boston Globe; Historical Perspective Jan, 2006

Justice Dept. accuses 11 of US Eco-Terrorism – The Boston Globe;   QUESTION – Who INCITES more Violence, Hate Speak, Violence, Vandalism and Crime?  The LEFT or the  RIGHT?

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Ignatius Piazza: Gun Control Has Killed 170 Million People

Ignatius Piazza: Gun Control Has Killed 170 Million People.

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Gun Control Myths | LearnAboutGuns.com 

Gun Control Myths | LearnAboutGuns.com .

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Magazine BANS have NO EFFECT on Crime!!!

The 1994-2004 magazine ban had no effect on crime. Violent crime (one-quarter of which involves firearms) and property crime (none of which involves firearms) began declining before the federal magazine ban of 1994-2004 was imposed. Both types of crime continued … Continue reading →

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Canadian Gun Control; Shedding Light on STUPIDITY!!!! For my Friends to the North, Eh!

Canadian Gun Control.

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Fierarm Safety Stats by State

# of Deaths Due to Injury by Firearms per 100k divided by % of Households with Loaded Firearm Created by: dima Categories:  Law Enforcement, Courts, and Prisons Your rating: Select ratingPoorOkayGoodGreatAwesome  Poor Okay Good Great Awesome Your rating: 5 Average: … Continue reading →

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Gallup Public Opinion Surveys

The downward trend in support for stricter gun control stalled briefly in 1999 after the Columbine High School massacre; however, the slight increase in support for stricter gun laws seen at that time (to 66%) proved temporary. The general downward … Continue reading →

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Firearm Deaths vs Vehicle Deaths | DataMasher

Firearm Deaths vs Vehicle Deaths | DataMasher.

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# of Deaths Due to Injury by Firearms per 100k [plus] % of Households with Loaded Firearm | DataMasher

# of Deaths Due to Injury by Firearms per 100k [plus] % of Households with Loaded Firearm | DataMasher.

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Gun Control: Myths and Realities | David Lampo | Cato Institute: Daily Commentary

Gun Control: Myths and Realities | David Lampo | Cato Institute: Daily Commentary.

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US Gun Crime Statistics by State

The statistics are compiled by the FBI in its annual crime statistics. The figures are not complete – there are no stats for Florida on firearm murders and the data for Illinois is incomplete. But even so it provides a … Continue reading →

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Clinton Gun Ban History; Must Read!

Newly elected President Bill Clinton wasted little time in seizing upon “assault weapons” as a political issue. Along with “midnight basketball” and the never-to-be-fulfilled promise of 100,000 new police officers, it quickly became part of an effort to transform concern … Continue reading →

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Crime in America

Most citizens are shocked to find out that violent criminals serve only 5.5 years for murder or 3 years for rape. But those are the sobering statistics wrought from lenient early-release practices. Government statistics (for 36 states and the District … Continue reading →

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