This #research#MassKillings#Canada#violence#criminology#journalism (Disclosure: I did my BA and MA at this uni a while back, but I'm in no way involved with this research project.)

Here's today's Crime Research Update, a directory tip sheet of new crime research sorted by crime type and criminal justice/legal system stage. #crime#criminology#CriminalJustice#CJS#CLSopen.substack.com/pub/aaronjac...

Crime Research Update: September 27

A directory of recent research, organized by crime type and criminal legal system stage

BS are all that I need to put in my browser address bar to pull up the URL for Bluesky. It never ceases to amuse me. I just wish it took me to the Other Site instead.

Today's free tip sheet of curated research is all about #HumanTrafficking#crime#criminology#CriminalJusticeopen.substack.com/pub/aaronjac...

Your First Five Crime Studies of September 26

All of today's research relates to human trafficking

The Crime Research Updates are now sorted by crime type AND criminal legal system stage. #crime#criminology#CriminalJusticeopen.substack.com/pub/aaronjac...

Crime Research Update: September 26

A directory of recent research, organized by crime type and criminal legal system stage

Crime research tip sheets now come with additional categories: stage of the criminal justice system the research relates to. #crime#criminology#CriminalJusticeopen.substack.com/pub/aaronjac...

Last Week's Crime Research (Published September 24)

A directory of recent research, organized by crime type and criminal justice system branch

Canada wanted clean tech advice. So it paid a global consulting firm, flush with fossil fuel clients, $1.35 million, reports @mikedesouza.bsky.social

Canada paid McKinsey for clean tech advice despite conflicts

McKinsey & Company secured $1.35 million contract flagged in scathing report by Canada's auditor general

Crime Research Update: September 23 #crime#criminology#CriminalJusticeopen.substack.com/pub/aaronjac...

Crime Research Update: September 23

A directory of recent research, organized by crime type

Not looking to stan for sports betting--I'm sure it's going to be a big net social harm, like pretty much all gambling is. But I can't not point out baserate issues whenever I see them in the wild. Baserates and survivorship-biased claims. Almost reflexive responses.

a cat is sitting in front of a door with a sign that says zebrani

Alt: cat swatting at a ball.

As @johnkroman.bsky.social has convincingly argued, a leading contributor to the spike in gun violence was likely the collapse in NON-POLICE public sector employees: the social workers, doctors, counselors who are as much on bribe front line of crime reduction as cops.

Vital City | Two Big Thoughts About the Steep Crime Drop

Homicides seem less ‘sticky’ than previously theorized — and government employment may well prove essential to reducing violence.