Although current lawmakers may try to limit the extent of this corporal punishment, in reality there is a danger that it could ultimately spiral out of control and radicalize an entire nation.

“For instance, if a strain was experienced and processed in a way that leaves the individual feeling validated, then the strain will theoretically not lead to crime.” Dennison will soon begin to ...

To tackle its crime problem, Detroit is turning to the "broken windows" theory, a policing tactic proven ineffective many times over.

From shadowy government plots to mysterious murders, dive into the darkest corners of criminal history as we explore the most compelling conspiracy theories that continue to captivate true crime ...

Decades ago, after a famous Stanford experiment, researchers introduced the 'broken windows' theory of policing.

Katie Santry went viral in the span of a week as social media users came up with sinister theories about why a strange rug was found in her Ohio backyard.

So what do academics and law enforcement researchers believe actually impacts crime rates? The majority of studies agree that when cities add more police officers, crime tends to go down.

CBS 58 News has reported on the controversial crime theory for the better part of a decade.Dubbed "Smiley Face Killer" the speculation was that a serial killer with a penchant for smiling graffiti was ...

How A Theory Of Crime And Policing Was Born, And Went Terribly Wrong The "broken windows" theory of policing suggested that cleaning up the visible signs of disorder — like graffiti, loitering, ...