Hate Crime
Hate crimes are motivated, in part, by a perpetrator's bias or hatred of the victim's race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or disability. Hate crimes can be against persons, property, and society and include aggravated assault, intimidation, destruction, and vandalism. View the latest hate crime statistics in our featured articles and publications.Most Recent Articles on Hate Crime
Section IIjurisdictional hate crime statistics, 2004
The data in this section show aggregate state totals and individual agency breakdowns of bias-motivated incidents that law enforcement agencies...Section Ihate crime statistics, 2004
The hate crime data in this book comprise a subset of information that law enforcement agencies submit to the UCR Program. The types of hate crimes...Appendix AHate Crime Statistics Act
HATE CRIME STATISTICS ACT (AS AMENDED, 28 USC [section] 534) [section] "[Sec. 1.] (a) This Act may be cited as the 'Hate Crime Statistics...Hate-crime statistics distort truth of American tolerance - fair comment - Arabs and Muslims in the United States
Recently released FBI hate-crime data show that crimes against Arabs and Muslims have increased more than 1,500 percent since last year. Presumably...Section IHate Crime Statistics
Incidents and Offenses A total of 12,073 law enforcement agencies reported 7,462 hate crime incidents in 2002. The majority of these, 7,459, were...Subscribe to our research RSS feed and get alerted whenever we receive
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