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Teens not driving violence rise study finds
Johns Hopkins sociologist David Altschuler reports that juveniles commit a minority share of arrests and violent crime and that fear of youth crime is overstated. Analysis of Maryland police data shows only about two in ten violent arrests involve ages 11 to 17, with youths often arrested in groups.
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Maryland
Altschuler
Baltimore
Lester Salamon
Johns Hopkins Institute For Policy Studies
Salamon
Mary Ann Saar
State Department of Juvenile Services
Ms. Saar
Barry Krisberg
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San Francisco
Reagan
Bush
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