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Un nuevo informe muestra que, a pesar del gasto récord en la aplicación de la ley en California, la tasa de resolución – es decir, la tasa de delitos resueltos – fue la más baja de la historia. Los investigadores del Centro de Justicia Juvenil y Penal descubrieron, que...
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A new report shows that despite record spending on law enforcement in California, the clearance rate – that is the rate of crimes solved – was the lowest ever. Researchers from the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice found that the state spent a record $27 billion on police in...
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Peter Schurmann Ethnic Media Services Hate crimes in Los Angeles County surged in 2022, with attacks targeting a wide spectrum of racial and ethnic, religious, and sexual minorities. The increase is attributed in part to a rise in reporting locally, but also tracks wider state, national and even global...
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At least 11,634 incidents of hate crimes were reported last year, the highest number in history, according to the most recent report from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The real figure, which includes those acts not reported due to fear or mistrust, is surely much higher. During a...
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WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — La Secretaria Interior Deb Haaland creó una nueva Unidad de Aplicación de la Ley para enfocarse en resolver los casos de Nativos Americanos desaparecidos, o asesinados. Bajo la Oficina de Servicios de Justicia de Asuntos Indios, la Unidad de Desaparecidos y Asesinados, coordinará departamentos y...
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WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — Interior Secretary Deb Haaland has created a new law enforcement unit to put renewed focus on resolving the cases of Native Americans who are missing or have been killed. Under the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ Office of Justice Services, the Missing and Murdered Unit will coordinate across...
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Estephany Haro El Observador The number of hate crimes reported in California continue to increase. In 2016, 11.2% was the total reported number of hate crimes. Blacks, Jews, Latinos and gay men are the most targeted, according to state Justice Department officials. The report was released by Attorney General...
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About 2,000 people sentenced to life without parole for crimes they committed as children may not have to spend the rest of their lives in prison, thanks to a decision on Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court. In 2012, the high court banned mandatory life sentences without parole for...
Un nuevo informe muestra que, a pesar del gasto récord en la aplicación de la ley en California, la tasa de resolución – es decir, la tasa de delitos resueltos – fue la más baja de la historia. Los investigadores del Centro de Justicia Juvenil y Penal descubrieron, que...
A new report shows that despite record spending on law enforcement in California, the clearance rate – that is the rate of crimes solved – was the lowest ever. Researchers from the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice found that the state spent a record $27 billion on police in...
Peter Schurmann Ethnic Media Services Hate crimes in Los Angeles County surged in 2022, with attacks targeting a wide spectrum of racial and ethnic, religious, and sexual minorities. The increase is attributed in part to a rise in reporting locally, but also tracks wider state, national and even global...
At least 11,634 incidents of hate crimes were reported last year, the highest number in history, according to the most recent report from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The real figure, which includes those acts not reported due to fear or mistrust, is surely much higher. During a...
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — La Secretaria Interior Deb Haaland creó una nueva Unidad de Aplicación de la Ley para enfocarse en resolver los casos de Nativos Americanos desaparecidos, o asesinados. Bajo la Oficina de Servicios de Justicia de Asuntos Indios, la Unidad de Desaparecidos y Asesinados, coordinará departamentos y...
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — Interior Secretary Deb Haaland has created a new law enforcement unit to put renewed focus on resolving the cases of Native Americans who are missing or have been killed. Under the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ Office of Justice Services, the Missing and Murdered Unit will coordinate across...
Estephany Haro El Observador The number of hate crimes reported in California continue to increase. In 2016, 11.2% was the total reported number of hate crimes. Blacks, Jews, Latinos and gay men are the most targeted, according to state Justice Department officials. The report was released by Attorney General...
