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Statistical Analysis Center
The Connecticut
State Statistical Analysis Center (SAC) is part of a network supported
by the Justice
Research and Statistics Association (JRSA), a
national nonprofit organization of state Statistical Analysis Center (SAC)
directors, and other researchers and practitioners throughout government,
academia, and criminal justice organizations. JRSA conducts and publishes
policy-relevant research on justice issues, provides training and technical
assistance, and maintains a clearinghouse of state criminal justice
activities.
The Connecticut Statistical Analysis Center
(SAC) is a collaborative venture between the Office of Policy and Management
and the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Central Connecticut
State University. It is located within The Institute for the Study of Crime
and Justice at Central Connecticut State University. The SAC functions as a
clearinghouse for justice related information, serves as a liaison in
assisting the
Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS)
in gathering state data, and conducts research.
U.S Census Bureau Quick Facts
Connecticut’s Sex Offender Registry
Crime in Connecticut 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
Central Connecticut State University – Institute for the Study of Crime and
Justice
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Connecticut
Crime Clock |
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crime committed every 4.9 minutes.
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violent crime committed every 45.3 minutes
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property crime committed every 5.5 minutes
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murder every 3.4 days
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robbery every 13.7 hours
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aggravated assault every 1.3 hours
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burglary every 30.5 minutes
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larceny every 8.0 minutes
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motor vehicle theft every 42.3 minutes
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This website is funded in part through a grant from the Bureau of Justice
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