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A Large Specific Deterrent Effect of Arrest for Patronizing a Prostitute
Get PDFBACKGROUND: Prior research suggests that arrest, compared with no police detection, of some types of offenders does not decrease the chances they will reoffend. METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: We assessed the specific deterrent effect of arrest for patronizing a street prostitute in Colorado Springs by comparing the incidence of arrest for clients of prostitutes first detected through public health surveillance with the incidence of rearrest for clients first detected by police arrest. Although these sets of clients were demographically and behaviorally similar, arrest reduced the likelihood of a subsequent arrest by approximately 70%. In other areas of the United States, arrest did not appear to displace a client's patronizing. CONCLUSIONS/SIGNIFICANCE: Our results suggest that apprehending clients decreases their patronizing behavior substantially
Arizona’s teacher policies and their relationship with English learner instructional practice
No full textSystemic and Local Effects Associated With Long-Term Epidural Catheterization and Morphine-Detomidine Administration in Horses
No full text“Not Unless It’s a Life or Death Thing”: A Qualitative Study of the Health Care Experiences of Adults Who Stutter
No full textFluorescence cholangiography during laparoscopic cholecystectomy: a feasibility study on early biliary tract delineation
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Measurement of hadron and lepton-pair production at 161 GeV<root s<172 GeV at LEP
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A Measurement of Pi-Polarization at Lep
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Improved Dexterity after Chronic Electrical Stimulation of the Motor Cortex for Central Pain: A Special Relevance for Thalamic Syndrome
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