The Practice of Understanding Crime
Aaron JacklinThe indie newsletter that helps you learn and think about crime, with journalism aimed at crime research. Since crime isn't one static thing, you can't "understand crime" once and move on; you need to keep doing it. You need a practice.
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Unique Trauma Type Identified in Coercive Control Victims
Programming note: I’m still working out the forms of criminology and criminal justice research news pieces I want to publish on The Practice of Understanding Crime. Right now, I’m experimenting with news briefs, repurposing text from Crime...
How Trump inadvertently spurred sexual violence survivors to create what may be the largest “source of data from survivors who do not report”
Photo by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash
In the events surrounding Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court way back in 2018, then-President Donald Trump’s public mockery of a victim of sexual violence lead thousands of women to take...
Launching 'The Practice of Understanding Crime'
Photo by Tachina Lee on Unsplash
You want to understand crime. Maybe you’re a current or aspiring lawyer, police officer, or advocate. Maybe you write (or read) crime novels or true crime books. Or maybe you’re a citizen who’s concerned ab...
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I'm an independent journalist trained in criminology and journalism, writing about crime, violence, and how we come to understand them.
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