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CHARTing
Health Information for Texas-->Sociodemographic
& Community Characteristics
-->Criminal Justice Data
For an overview of data covering crime, see County
Overviews.
Crime
in Texas Reports (State and county level data; 1999 to 2006)
Data
Book (Dept. of Family and Protective Services; county and state level
data; 1995 to 2007)
Includes data on the number of cases of child abuse investigated by county
as well as elder abuse.
| Year |
Annual Report |
Data Book |
| 2007 |
Table of Contents |
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Uniform Crime
Reports & Crime in the United States (Federal Bureau of Investigations)
If you like to create reports rather than view raw data, see the State
of the Cities Data System below.
- 2007
(preliminary)
- 2006
Data
- 2005 Data
- Violent
Crime
- Property
Crime
- Expanded
Offense Data
- Clearances
- Guide
to Tables
- Table
5, All TX Metropolitan Statistical Areas combined
- Table
6, Metropolitan Statistical Areas, individually
- Table
8, Offenses Known to Law Enforcement by City 10,000 and Over
(Texas)
- Table
9, Offenses Reported on College Campuses
- Table
10, Offenses known to Law Enforcement by Metropolitan and Non-metropolitan
County (Texas)
- Persons
Arrested
Select the geography (cities & counties, state, etc.), then
the table
- 2004 Data
- 2003 Data
- 2002 Data
- 2001 Data
- 2000 Data
- 1999 Data
- 1998 Data
(No local data)
- 1997 Data
(No local data)
State
of the Cities Data System (SOCDS) (Housing & Urban Development;
1970's through 2003)
This interactive site provides information on:
A
Portrait of Prisoner Reentry in Texas (Urban Institute; 2004 report)
"A Portrait of Prisoner Reentry in Texas is part of a larger Urban
Institute initiative entitled Returning Home: Understanding the Challenges
of Prisoner Reentry. The purpose of Returning Home is to develop a deeper
understanding of the reentry experiences of returning prisoners, their
families, and their neighborhoods. ...This research project involves interviews
with state prisoners before and after their release from state correctional
facilities, interviews with ex-prisoners' family members, focus groups
with residents in neighborhoods to which many prisoners return, analysis
of extant data on local indicators of community well-being, and interviews
with community stakeholders."
TX
Dept. of Criminal Justice
TX
Youth Commision
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