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NCJ Number: NCJ 210300   Add to Shopping cart
Title: Study of Literature and Legislation on Hate Crime in America, Final Report
Author(s): Michael Shively Ph.D.
Corporate Author: Abt Associates, Inc
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Sponsoring Agency: US Dept of Justice
National Institute of Justice
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Document Url: PDF 
Publication Date: 03/2005
Pages: 159
Type: Legislation/policy descriptions ; Literature reviews
Origin: United States
Language: English
Grant No.: ASP-T-049; OJP-99-C-008
Annotation: In response to a request by the U.S. Justice Department, this report summarizes and analyzes literature and legislation that addresses hate crime in the United States.
Abstract: The study was conducted to identify significant current issues regarding hate crimes, evidence of effective practices and innovative responses, and gaps in the law and research on hate and bias crime. This systematic review of hundreds of documents and Web sites obtained information on Federal and State hate crime data-collection efforts; research produced by Federal and State agencies, advocacy groups, and other independent organizations and scholars; crime prevention and response efforts; law enforcement training in hate crimes; and descriptions and analyses of hate crime law. This report focuses its discussion on State and Federal statutes and major sources of data. Recommendations based on this review address research and evaluation issues such as data quality, gaps in the applied research literature, and an overview of issues in hate crime law relevant to research. The findings of this report are intended to aid the Justice Department's National Institute of Justice in developing a program of research and evaluation. The review and analysis are supplemented with overviews and references for source materials on a number of topics related to hate crime research and related criminal justice practices. Extensive figures, a 435-item bibliography, and appended material on resource organizations, bias crimes statutes and related provisions, Wisconsin's penalty enhancement statute, and the text of the Anti-Defamation League Model Legislation
Main Term(s): Criminology
Index Term(s): Research programs ; State laws ; Evaluative research ; Hate crimes ; Federal legislation ; NIJ final report
 
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