Criminologist in a sentence

Criminologist Professor Jaco Barkhuizen said housebreaking and robberies have increased in South Africa due to the continued load shedding.

One leading criminologist suggested it could be a result of mental disorder Munchausen’s syndrome.

One of Mitchell's most vocal supporters is alternative therapist turned criminologist Dr Sandra Lean.

Richard Rosenfeld, a criminologist who is one of the authors of the Council on Criminal Justice’s analysis, told me that motor vehicle theft is an under-researched phenomenon.

The Conversation's Godfred Akoto Boafo speaks to criminologist about the reasons behind the breakdown in trust and ways to improve it.

Johnson, the Georgia State criminologist, said there’s no proof ShotSpotter’s claims justify its cost.

The criminologist, played by Mae Arnerich, narrates “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” throughout No Picnic’s performance at The Lyric April 12.

A criminologist, Simon Ebulu, has sent a petition to the Commissioner of Police in Enugu State over his alleged banishment from his ancestral village, Amofia-Agu, Affa in Udi Local Government Area of the state.

Dr Terry Goldsworthy, a Bond University criminologist and former detective inspector with Queensland police, said even though regional planes were smaller, “terrorists pick a target that has the highest chance of success”.

Latzer, a criminologist and a Fordham trained attorney disagrees with the fundamental premise of the law and has all the bad math to prove it!

More important, again using the criminologist’s terminology, is Netanyahu’s modus operandi.

Similarly, Northeastern University Professor of Criminologist James Alan Fox has said that the inclusion of statistics from the FBI’s ‘active shooter’ report gives the false impression that incidents are rising when they are not.

The study by criminologist Scot Wortley found black citizens were five times more likely to be street-checked than white citizens.

According to Philip Stinson, a criminologist at Bowling Green State University in Ohio who tracks fatal police shootings, 85 police officers have been charged with murder or manslaughter resulting from on-duty shootings since 2005.

Arthur Lurigio is a criminologist at Loyola University in Chicago.

To hear a criminologist who has looked at challenges in granular detail and has thought creatively about how to meet them is fascinating, in a way that graphs of police numbers are not.

Alphonse Bertillon was a French criminologist and founder of Anthropometry (scientific study of measurements and proportions of the human body).

The special will feature an ensemble cast starring Laverne Cox as Dr. Frank N. Furter, Ryan McCartan and Victoria Justice as Brad and Janet, and Tim Curry as The Criminologist.