criminologist

Examples

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• I'm Sally Gerber, criminologist with the state prison system.

  A Perfect World (1993)

• Davis, in turn, called on her good friend Christian Alden, the eminent criminologist, to assist her.

  Fiction book (1993)

• And only a criminologist would be surprised to learn that the rate of criminal violence in Spain is much lower than in Britain.

• What our Boston criminologist would call artifactual evidence.

  Fiction book (1995)

• One alarming fact has been evident to criminologists over the decades.

  Academic text (2012)

• Statistics, compiled by a group of criminologists from several American universities, show that crimes of violence have almost doubled in number in the past five years.

  Criminal Law (1989)

• Indeed, murderers generally fall into a group some criminologists have called "violent predators," sharply differentiating them not only from the overall population but from other criminals as well.

  Academic text (2007)

• To see this, consider the 1985 work of criminologist Elliot Currie, Confronting Crime, whose cover exclaimed, "Why there is so much crime in America and what can we do about it?"

  Academic text (2014)

• Criminologists have worked on the problem of combating poaching, from policy design to illegal trade prevention (Lemieux 2014).

  Academic text (2016)

• The criminologist explained how socioeconomic factors contribute to crime rates in urban areas.

How Expert

expert

∞ 3.2

criminologist

• Specialized

14 6.5

researcher

635 2.7

student

∞ 1.0

layperson

10 4.9

Surface Forms

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