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Crime characteristics and trends

NCVS redesign

Reporting crimes to police

Special topics

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Victims and offenders

Cybercrime

Drugs and crime

Gangs

Hate Crime

Human Trafficking/Trafficking in Persons

Identity Theft

Location

Property Crime

Violent Crime

Weapon Use by Offense Type

Criminal Justice Data Improvement Program

National Criminal History Improvement Program

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The NICS Improvement Amendments Act of 2007

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Criminal Victimization in the United States - Statistical Tables Index

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Age, by

    Offender
        Juvenile-offender victimizations
        Multiple-offender victimizations
        Single-offender victimizations
    Victims of
        Personal crimes
            Aggravated assault
            Assault
            Purse snatching/pocket picking
            Rape/sexual assault
            Robbery
            Simple assault
        Property crimes (head of household)
            Economic loss
            Household burglary
            Motor vehicle theft
            Theft
                Vehicle owned
        Violent crimes
            Economic loss
            Family income
            Gender
            Injury
            Medical
                Care
                Insurance coverage
            Race
            Reported to police
            Self-protective measures
            Victim-offender relationship
                Strangers