Offenses Known to Law Enforcement

UCR plans to collect statistics on the number of offenses known to law enforcement agencies. The traditional simple reporting system (SRS) contains eight crimes or the first part of crime (murder and non-crime murder, rape (heritage and revision), robbery, deterioration, theft, car theft, theft and arson) there is. Report to UCR plan. These crimes are serious crimes regularly occurring throughout the country and are chosen because they may be reported to the police. The first part of the crime is defined as follows.

Judge known violations in law enforcement agencies as appropriate measures and the Committee will make crimes based on the severity of the crime, the frequency of occurrence, the universality of all regions of the country, and the likelihood of reporting to law enforcement agencies I will evaluate. After studying the National Penal Code and assessing the record, the common concern for the official presumption of crime (such as arresting) is that they underestimate the actual crime and the violations committed by the individual. Engagement in particular levels of criminal activity is normative, especially during adolescence, but most people can avoid being arrested. Therefore, even if it is "normal", abnormal people understand that arrest is a reliable measure of crime.

It was recorded in 1927 to develop a unified crime statistics system. Determining known violations in law enforcement as an appropriate measure, the committee decides on criminal grounds based on their severity, the frequency of occurrence, the spread of all geographical areas of the state, and the likelihood of reporting to law enforcement agencies I will evaluate. After studying the domestic criminal law and evaluating the record keeping practices in use, the committee completed the criminal reporting plan underlying the 1929 UCR program.