crime prevention

Presents opposing viewpoints on various issues involving crime and criminals, including the causes of crime, treatment of criminals, and gun control.

Convicted five times of felony crimes, Frazier writes from his prison cell about the subculture of convicted criminals and about the causes and solutions to crime and violence.

Examines the problem of crime, why people commit crimes, and ways that teens can get involved in crime prevention to make their communities safer.

Explains why one should be wary of strangers and how to avoid being harmed by them.

A special police unit of people gifted with precognition keeps future crimes from happening until corruption invades their ranks.

Provides a blueprint for reducing and fighting violent crime and dealing with convicted criminals based on successful business techniques and advanced technology.

Uses real-life examples to illustrate practical tips on how to handle potentially violent situations, such as muggings, robbery, and rape, in your neighborhood.

This book presents differing opinions on the causes of crime, how crime can be prevented, how society treats juvenile offenders, and more.

An overview of the gun control controversy and provides articles on both sides of the gun control issue, discussing such topics as constitutionality, the effectiveness of guns as a means of self-defense, and reducing gun-related violence.

Presents eleven essays debating issues regarding capital punishment, including whether it reduces murder rates and whether it deters juvenile violence, and provides an annotated list of related organizations and a bibliography.