…or most among his conservative cohort prefer to deny, distort, or just blithely dismiss.) But in his recent response to Kevin Drum’s article on lead and crime (a subject I’ve…

…infamous crime (now interpreted as all serious crimes, whether or not they’re infamous, although this crime certainly passes the infamy test, so the originalists and textualists should be happy), and…

…crime. And a lot more violent crime. That not only is true today, it has been true for as long as there is has been a concept of crime. Does…

…of violence and the fall in violence: lead in the air (see figure). This article goes through the lead-crime hypothesis, and explains why (1) crime has dropped radically in the…

…so, as the Nuremberg judges found, constitutes the crime of aggression—the ultimate crime.” “Trump Makes ‘Most Blasé Admission of a War Crime by a US President in History’ Common Dreams…

…collar folks at heart. Their interests are diametrically opposite those of blue collar workers. And Trump wasted not so much as a day in handing over to them the entire…

…a state, and the prevalence of dealers who may be selling guns that are tied to crime. If you take out the 55 Vermont-originated guns from all crime guns that…

…do you expect crime in Neighborhood A to exceed crime in Neighborhood B? Under what conditions would you expect the reverse to be true? Note. A good answer is generalizable….

…retail lobbyists demanded that Congress expand the prosecution and policing of shoplifting. Thus to making it easier to charge theft as a federal crime. The National Retail Federation (NRF) claim organized retail crime…

…to some public rhetoric, a substantial literature suggests that immigrants have lower crime rates than the U.S.-born population. Nevertheless, deportations focused on those convicted of crimes could theoretically reduce crime….