I am writing a paper on the Effects of Needle Exchange Programs. I have come across TONS of info about the programs' effects on HIV transmission and drug-use, but I'd like to confront the claim that NEPs contribute to an increase in crime.
I know that often times, drug-related crimes in a city with a NEP may become centralized to the area around the program (because that's where the drug users end up being more often), and that syringe possession w/o a prescription is illegal (possibly altering the actual results by Possession of Paraphernalia crimes).
How can I accurately provide data, especially on more than one city, while taking into account these variables? Where can I find this kind of information?
PLEASE HELP!!! I only have three weeks to come up with this information!
How do I find accurate information and statistics on drug-related crimes?
I can't guarantee it has what you are looking for but try :
http://www.fbi.gov/
Also do a search on New York and needle exchange programs. If I'm not mistaken they've had programs for 10+ years now.
Reply:Go to the Department of Justice site (search D.O.J.). Check the home page and do a search for "drugs." They do studies on every criminal subject. There is much information to choose from.
Reply:www.nationalcrimes.com
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