Because of the disparity between the chaotic 1980s and declining rates of the 1990s, the two decades are particularly instructive for people looking to see what actually impacted public safety.

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It shows the crime rate falling dramatically in the early 1990s. But this small view gives us a selective picture. Right before this decline came a spike in crime. And if you go further back, you see ...