 | Hans J. Eysenck, Gisli H. Gudjonsson - 1989 - 334 pages
...offenders are generally given the most severe sentences. Even the finding by Dinitz and Conrad (1980) that "with all else controlled, there is a moderate...high inverse relationship between the severity of the sanctions for the first in every pair of crimes and the arrest for the second in the pair" does not,... | |
 | Richard A. Mendel - 2000 - 95 pages
...after controlling for seriousness of offense and other variables the researchers concluded that ' Vith all else controlled, there is a moderate to high inverse...between the severity of the sanction for the first [crime] and the time elapsed until the second arrest."138 A 1995 South Carolina study found that 82... | |
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Perhaps the most significant finding in this study is that with all else controlled, there is a moderate to high inverse relationship between the severity of the sanction for the first in every pair of crimes and the time elapsed until the arrest for... 