Two general types of incidence surveys exist: the Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS) and the Crime Victim Surveys (CVS). The former requires people to indicate what actions they have taken to resolve family conflicts; the latter requires people to indicate by what crimes they have been victimized. The CVS find the rates of reporting wife assault
Police often apprehend criminals through deception or sting tactics. To hasten compliance to laws, police utilize their knowledge of crime to construct circumstances that invite criminals to commit more crime in a recordable way, enhancing the likelihood of apprehension of criminals who otherwise would be difficult to detect and prosecute (Crank 2004). Stings typically employ enforcement
The Conflict Tactics Scales (CTS) are the most widely used instrument for identifying domestic violence. There are two main versions of the CTS: the CTS2 (Straus, Hamby, Boney-McCoy, and Sugarman 1996) is the version measuring violence against a partner in a dating or marital relationship. The CTS2 has scales to measure victimization and perpetration of
Two general types of incidence surveys exist: the Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS) and the Crime Victim Surveys (CVS). The former requires people to indicate what actions they have taken to resolve family conflicts; the latter requires people to indicate by what crimes they have been victimized. The CVS find the rates of reporting wife assault