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Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University
The Conversation, 01.03.2018
AI can now make fake porn, making revenge porn even more complicated
Nicola Henry, Anastasia Powell, Asher Flynn
Predictive Analytics Times, 01.03.2018
Justice Can’t Be Colorblind: How to Fight Bias with Predictive Policing
Eric Siegel
New York Times, 02.03.2018
There’s an Awful Lot We Still Don’t Know About Guns
QUOCTRUNG BUI and MARGOT SANGER-KATZ
Newswise, 02.03.2018
Digital-age Tools and Technology Give Rise to Fake Videos
Arizona State University (ASU)
Japan Today, 03.03.2018
Does terrorism cause poverty? Or the reverse?
Michael R Czinkota, Valbona Zeneli and Gary Knight
The Conversation, 04.03.2018
How thinking about murderers as hunters could help the police
Jessica Leigh Thornton, Rosabelle Boswell
The Verge, 04.03.2018
Orwell: Keeping an Eye on You is a morally challenging game about surveillance
Michael Moore
EurekAlert!, 05.03.2018
How does resolving cannabis problems differ from problems with alcohol or other drugs?
Massachusetts General Hospital
Smithsonian, 05.03.2018
Artificial Intelligence Is Now Used to Predict Crime. But Is It Biased?
Randy Rieland
The Red & Black, 05.03.2018
OPINION: There's a connection between toxic masculinity and gun violence
Asher Beckner
Medical Xpress, 05.03.2018
Study finds differences in how domestic violence victims seek help
University of Arkansas
The Guardian, 05.03.2018
Crime, punishment and the Lego thief: how randomised trials change our world
Journalist’s Resource, 05.03.2018
Criminal restitution: Tens of billions in debt remain unpaid
Denise-Marie Ordway
The Conversation, 06.03.2018
Why the gun debate needs to move away from simplistic ideas of ‘good’ and ‘bad’
Samara McPhedran
The Conversation, 06.03.2018
Lessons from history on what to do with foreign fighters returning from Syria
Nir Arielli
HuffPost, 06.03.2018
Men Are Impersonating Police To Sexually Exploit Women, And We’re Not Paying Enough Attention
Jenavieve Hatch
Newswise, 06.03.2018
Study Finds Differences in How Domestic Violence Victims Seek Help
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
The Conversation, 06.03.2018
‘These are the keys of this paradise’: how 700 years of Muslim rule in Spain came to an end
Elizabeth Drayson Lorna
EurekAlert!, 06.03.2018
What do crime scene investigators actually do? (video)
American Chemical Society
The Conversation, 07.03.2018
Phenibut, online drug markets and the limits of law enforcement
Andrew Childs, Melissa Bull
The Conversation, 07.03.2018
AI profiling: the social and moral hazards of ‘predictive’ policing
Mike Rowe
The Lens, 07.03.2018
Should Big Brother get to watch you buy booze in the Big Easy? Council slates vote for tomorrow
Hannah Kreiger-Benson and Mariama Eversley
Ben Swann's Truth In Media, 07.03.2018
Northeastern Study: Schools Safer Than in ’90s, Shootings ‘Not an Epidemic’
Barry Donegan
Washington Post, 08.03.2018
The #MeToo movement has shaken the world. Can #MosqueMeToo shake Islam?
Jason Rezaian
The Conversation, 08.03.2018
Use of the word ‘radicalisation’ is ballooning – and it’s hiding the real causes of violence
Rob Faure Walker
The Conversation, 08.03.2018
Victims are more willing to report rape, so why are conviction rates still woeful?
Michele Burman, Oona Brooks
EurekAlert!, 08.03.2018
Bullying based on stigma has especially damaging effects
University of Delaware
EurekAlert!, 08.03.2018
Exposure to childhood violence linked to psychiatric disorders
Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health
Pacific Standard, 08.03.2018
We Asked Three Experts to Discuss the Role of Criminal Intent and Insanity in Our Legal System
Candace Butera
The Virginian-Pilot, 09.03.2018
Analysis | How states with loose oversight export crime guns nationwide
Christopher Ingraham
Washington Post, 09.03.2018
MS-13 is ‘taking over the school,’ one teen warned before she was killed
Michael E. Miller
Snopes.com, 09.03.2018
Does the United States Have a Lower Death Rate From Mass Shootings Than European Countries?
Atlanta Black Star, 10.03.2018
Tall, Dark and Dangerous? Study Finds Tall Black Men Are In More Danger Of Biased Policing
Cecilia Smith
CBC.ca Posted, 10.03.2018
'Into the dark': With just months to go before legalization, federal government funds marijuana research
Susan Lunn
Chicago Tribune, 10.03.2018
Give a civilian oversight board the power to remove police superintendent, set policy, community groups propose
Annie Sweeney
Polygon, 10.03.2018
A brief history of blaming video games for mass murder
Colin Campbell@ColinCampbellx
The Cornell Review, 11.03.2018
The Mueller Indictments and the Crisis of the Modern American Presidency, Part III
Alex Clark
New York Times, 12.03.2018
Congress Quashed Research Into Gun Violence. Since Then, 600,000 People Have Been Shot.
SHEILA KAPLAN
The Conversation, 12.03.2018
Why mental health treatment is not an easy solution to violence
Sarah Desmarais Professor of Psychology
Newswise Article, 12.03.2018
How to Stop a Bully: A Guide for Students, Parents and Teachers
Source Newsroom
The Conversation March, 12.03.2018
Three radical steps to derail doping in elite sport
Paul Dimeo Senior Lecturer
The Conversation, 12.03.2018
Sergei Skripal and the long history of assassination attempts abroad
Dan Lomas Programme Leader,
The Conversation, 13.03.2018
Many men are sexually harassed in the workplace – so why aren’t they speaking out?
Robin Bailey Senior Lecturer in Psychological Therapies, University of Central Lancashire
The Guardian, 13.03.2018
Muslim Cyber Army: a 'fake news' operation designed to derail Indonesia's leader
Homeland Security, 13.03.2018
Canadian Intelligence Identifies Key Trends in Terrorist Mobilization to Violence
The Conversation March, 14.03.2018
Russian spy attack: how toxic chemicals can cause widespread contamination
Vera Thoss Lecturer in Sustainable Chemistry, Bangor University
EurekAlert, 14.03.2018
Educational success curbs effects of child abuse, neglect
University of Michigan
FiveThirtyEight, 14.03.2018
These Researchers Have Been Trying To Stop School Shootings For 20 Years
Maggie Koerth-Baker
Mother Jones, 14.03.2018
This Is the Legal Thicket the NRA Has Created to Make It Impossible to Study Gun Violence
Nathalie Baptiste
Pacific Standard, 15.03.2018
Gang Databases Are a Life Sentence for Black and Latino Communities
Emmanuel Felton
The Conversation, 15.03.2018
Zero tolerance discipline policies won’t fix school shootings
Derek W. Black Professor of Law, University of South Carolina
The Guardian, 16.03.2018
I found out what happened when a mother took her son to be kneecapped in Northern Ireland
Sinéad O'Shea
The Journal News, 16.03.2018
Cops, guns and politics: How police who shoot see gun laws differently
Jordan Fenster
The West Australian, 16.03.2018
Six-month body-camera trial fails to reduce assaults on WA cops
Gabrielle Knowles
The Conversation, 16.03.2018
Salisbury spy attack: a lesson from history on how hard it is to prove Russian involvement
Patrick Kiernan
The Conversation, 16.03.2018
My Lai: 50 years after, American soldiers’ shocking crimes must be remembered
Robert Hodierne
Washington Examiner, 17.03.2018
Edward Snowden: Facebook is a surveillance company rebranded as 'social media'
Daniel Chaitin
The Guardian Sun, 18.03.2018
Data scandal is huge blow for Facebook – and efforts to study its impact on society
Olivia Solon
Christian Science Monitor, 19.03.2018
How treating gun violence as public-health issue could help children
Stacy Teicher Khadaroo
Psychology Today (blog), 19.03.2018
Science Sheds Light on Risk Factors for Youth Violence
Brad J. Bushman and Sarah M. Coyne
Iowa State University News Service, 19.03.2018
Psychologists: Risk factors for youth violence should guide policy in response to mass shootings
John Jay News, 19.03.2018
Professors Jeglic and Calkins Are on a Mission to Create a World Free of Sexual Violence
EurekAlert!, 19.03.2018
Eliminating injustice imposed by the death penalty
University of Chicago Press Journals
The Conversation, 20.03.2018
We won’t stop lone-actor attacks until we understand violence against women
Jude McCulloch, JaneMaree Maher, Kate Fitz-Gibbon, Sandra Walklate
The Conversation, 20.03.2018
MS-13 is a street gang, not a drug cartel – and the difference matters
Steven S. Dudley
The Conversation, 20.03.2018
Zero civilian casualties: why the face of Western war gives us a false idea of conflict
Sten Rynning
The Daily Pennsylvanian, 20.03.2018
Penn study shows increase in assault rates for cities that held Trump presidential rallies
Bernie Rodgers
EurekAlert!, 20.03.2018
Child sex abuse much greater than believed with more women committing offenses
University of Huddersfield
theguardian.com, 20.03.2018
'Utterly horrifying': ex-Facebook insider says covert data harvesting was routine
Paul Lewis
The Conversation, 20.03.2018
How young children can develop racial biases – and what that means
Nathalia Gjersoe
Washington Post, 21.03.2018
Austin bombing suspect Mark Conditt des after blowing himself up, police say
Kristine Phillips, Mark Berman, Meagan Flynn and Eva Ruth Moravec
The Conversation, 22.03.2018
School resource officers can prevent tragedies, but training is key
Elizabeth Englander
Newswise, 22.03.2018
Breakthrough Test Detects Heroin and Cocaine From a Fingerprint
American Association for Clinical Chemistry (AACC)
EurekAlert!, 22.03.2018
Care home admissions risk breaching human rights of older people
University of East Anglia
Refinery29, 22.03.2018
The Austin Bombing Suspect Isn't A Victim. The Media Needs To Stop Covering Him Like He Is.
Ashley Alese Edwards
The Conversation, 22.03.2018
Want to fight crime? Plant some flowers with your neighbor
Marc A Zimmerman
The Conversation, 22.03.2018
Five controversial interrogation techniques still not judged as torture in missed opportunity for human rights
Samantha Newbery
The Conversation, 22.03.2018
Aum Shinrikyo subway sarin attack: Japanese cult members await execution two decades on
Mai Sato
The Conversation, 23.03.2018
If cannabis is getting stronger, why aren’t cases of schizophrenia rising?
Musa Sami
The Conversation, 23.03.2018
Russia doesn’t just violate international law – it follows and shapes it too
Philippa Hetherington, Ben Noble
Newswise, 23.03.2018
Study: Are They Lying? What Non-Verbal Clues Can and Cannot Tell You
University at Buffalo
Washington Post, 24.03.2018
How the nerve agent in the spy attack and other toxins cause widespread contamination
Vera Thoss
CBC News, 25.03.2018
Diverse mix of gangs a growing security challenge for federal prisons
Kathleen Harris
Newswise, 26.03.2018
University of Utah Researchers Identify Link Between Chicago Homicide Spike and Decline in Stop-and-Frisk Policing
University of Utah
EurekAlert!, 26.03.2018
Who becomes a hero? It is more than just a personality trait
Ohio State University
Christian Science Monitor, 26.03.2018
In Europe, preventing gun violence often starts with mental health search for solutions
Sara Miller Llana
Christian Science Monitor, 26.03.2018
Wall Street firms want to know what firearms makers are doing to reduce gun violence
Marley Jay
The Guardian, 26.03.2018
The Brexit whistleblower: ‘Did Vote Leave use me? Was I naive?'
Carole Cadwalladr
The Conversation, 26.03.2018
Psychographics: the behavioural analysis that helped Cambridge Analytica know voters’ minds
Michael Wade
The Conversation, 27.03.2018
The dismal failure of efforts to empower people in the Arab world
Janine A. Clark
The LSE US Centre’s daily blog on American Politics and Policy, 27.03.2018
Women and men receive different punishments for their involvement in the same crime: prostitution.
Brookings Institution (blog), 27.03.2018
How can we hold those who benefit from racism accountable?
Andre M. Perry
Washington Post, 27.03.2018
Police violence affects women of color just as much as men. Why don’t we hear about it?
Jonathan Capehart
InfoMigrants, 27.03.2018
Europe's shame: The abuse and sexual of exploitation of migrant kids in Greece
Chloe Lyneham
The Conversation, 27.03.2018
Culture of trust is key for school safety
Calvin Morrill Stefan A. Riesenfeld, Michael Musheno
The Conversation, 27.03.2018
Is counter-attack justified against a state-sponsored cyber attack? It’s a legal grey area
Sandeep Gopalan
The Conversation, 27.03.2018
Trump plan to execute ‘big drug pushers’ will do nothing to stop opioid overdoses
Angélica Durán-Martínez
The LSE US Centre’s daily blog on American Politics and Policy, 27.03.2018
Women and men receive different punishments for their involvement in the same crime: prostitution.
Washington Post, 27.03.2018
Police violence affects women of color just as much as men. Why don’t we hear about it?
Jonathan Capehart
InfoMigrants, 27.03.2018
Europe's shame: The abuse and sexual of exploitation of migrant kids in Greece
Chloe Lyneham
The Conversation, 27.03.2018
Culture of trust is key for school safety
Calvin Morrill Stefan A. Riesenfeld, Michael Musheno
The Conversation, 27.03.2018
Is counter-attack justified against a state-sponsored cyber attack? It’s a legal grey area
Sandeep Gopalan
The Conversation, 27.03.2018
Trump plan to execute ‘big drug pushers’ will do nothing to stop opioid overdoses
Angélica Durán-Martínez
The Conversation, 29.03.2018
Slovakia’s political crisis: the murder that forced a whole government to resign
Nicolette M Makovicky
The Washington Post, 29.03.2018
Mass violence in the U.S. usually follows warning signs from attackers, report finds
Mark Berman
EurekAlert!, 29.03.2018
Child sexual abuse in US costs up to $1.5 million per child death, study finds
Georgia State University
The Conversation, 30.03.2018
How Cambridge Analytica’s Facebook targeting model really worked – according to the person who built it
Matthew Hindman
The Washington Post, 30.03.2018
Noor Salman, the Orlando nightclub shooter’s wife, acquitted of charges she aided 2016 massacre
Barbara Liston and Matt Zapotosky
Newswise, 30.03.2018
New Study Confirms Racial Disparities in Vermont Traffic Stops, Searches
University of Vermont
