| The evaluations will be undertaken by consortia of academic criminologists. |
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| In recent years, some criminologists have also explored the ways in which some forms of culture come to be constructed as crime. |
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| Additionally, criminologists have argued that a major cause in crime prevention is the reduction of child neglect. |
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| Yet according to cultural criminologists, these societal processes alone cannot explain the meaning or situational dynamic of shoplifting. |
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| The practical influence of criminologists has not been confined to shaping government policy via high-profile institutions. |
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| Jurists and criminologists concluded that family disintegration was the primary source of juvenile crime. |
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| So the point is that criminologists should be committed in their research to understanding the world marginalized by Eurocentric culture. |
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| They are not criminologists or law professors who are studying theoretical issues. |
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| And many criminologists say that despite her cold-blooded killing, she does not fit the serial-killer mould. |
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| The bishops would do better to consult with moral theologians and criminologists. |
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| The country would appear to be in the throes of what criminologists might call mild moral panic. |
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| He says criminologists note the ease with which public hysteria can turn into vigilantism. |
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| Now our leading penologists and criminologists are much more subtle and sophisticated. |
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| The training of criminologists was reorganised in accordance with fascist leadership structures. |
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| Although studies have concluded that such laws can improve road safety, criminologists do not unanimously support these findings. |
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| It appears that a lot of empirical and theoretical research work is awaiting criminologists and jurists in this area. |
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| Psychologists, law professors and criminologists should be invited to take part in educational conferences. |
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| Security cameras in crime-ridden areas can only sometime help criminologists put perpetrators behind bars. |
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| A single strand might be sufficient to locate their man if he has offended previously, which criminologists believe is likely. |
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| If reality had had a role to play and if the criminologists had been asked, a clear answer would have been received. |
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| There is a leadership vacuum. And there is a great deal of cynicism about the expertise of criminologists and crime experts. |
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| Czech criminologists however, have developed a practical method to identify a suspect according to his behavior. |
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| As criminologists say, the chance of getting caught is what reduces offences. |
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| With the help of criminologists and the intelligence services he created hundreds of brilliant fronts with which to bamboozle opponents. |
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| According to criminologists, serious crime is actually falling. |
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| Get into his frightfully warped mind and see if you can solve a mystery that has stumped historians and criminologists for over a hundred years. |
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| Well-known criminologists have assured me that if all the victims of perfect murders were able to place a light upon their graves, our cemeteries would be ablaze. |
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| Furthermore, missed parole eligibility dates may also adversely affect offenders' chances for safe reintegration, since many criminologists believe that incarcerating an offender for too long is counter-productive. |
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| Sociologists and criminologists have not reached consensus on the explanation for the dramatic decrease in the city's crime rate. |
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| In the 1950s, the two criminologists Sykes and Matza provided one of the first convincing criticisms of culturalist criminology. |
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| The ex-convict criminologists took up Mr. Irwin's challenge. |
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| For the program, the bureau of justice statistics – nested deep within the Department of Justice – activated a kind of sleeper network of criminologists across the country. |
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| The heightened fears are a puzzle to criminologists, who point out that over the past 15 years Britain has experienced a steady, deep fall in crime. |
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| The member said that criminologists study it. |
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| I can't speak as fully as those of you who are criminologists or lawyers. |
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| Please indicate whether there has been an increase in the number of staff in the educational area and of experts, including psychologists and criminologists. |
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| It asked professionals, in this case criminologists, to carry out studies. |
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| Some of these writings have been the product of Jerry Lee Crime Prevention Symposia, an annual conference that brings together leading criminologists from across the world and U. S. policy-makers. |
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| According to studies carried out by criminologists, local, regional and urban planning can help to improve security in cities or at least reduce the sense of insecurity. |
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| Many criminologists say it is actually an increase in reported crime. |
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| Many criminologists have attempted to explain the reasons for such decreases in order to predict whether such a trend will or will not continue in the future. |
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