Crime Library: Predicting the Dangerousness of A Criminal - Analyzing the ways and habits of criminals to see if they will strike again.

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Crime Library: Predicting the Dangerousness of A Criminal

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	Analyzing the ways and habits of criminals to see if they will strike again. Sponsored Links:
URL:	http://www.crimelibrary.com/criminology/danger/index.htm
Title:	Predicting the Dangerousness of a Criminal by Wayne Petherick
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Description:	Predicting the Dangerousness of Criminals, the various methods used to predict the liklihood of reoffence in violent criminals and their accuracy, from the Crime Library
Category:	Child - Criminology - Predicting - Dangerousness - Recidivism - Sex-offenders - Molesters - Rapists - Pedophiles - Reoffenders

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