Juvenile curfew and crime reduction: Evidence from Brazil

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Media: Fernandópolis, Brazil, imposed a juvenile curfew in 2005 [...] research results suggest that the curfew led to a decrease of 17.9% in thieves per 1000 inhabitants https://t.co/HnN8aBEPTj Vraag: Inhoeverre hebben politie & justitie financeel voor

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RT @ERSA_org: 🔺 Just published in PiRS ➡️ Juvenile curfew and #crime reduction: Evidence from #Brazil By Luís Carazza, Raul da Mota Silveir…

05 Oct 2020

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RT @ERSA_org: 🔺 Just published in PiRS ➡️ Juvenile curfew and #crime reduction: Evidence from #Brazil By Luís Carazza, Raul da Mota Silveir…

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RT @ERSA_org: 🔺 Just published in PiRS ➡️ Juvenile curfew and #crime reduction: Evidence from #Brazil By Luís Carazza, Raul da Mota Silveir…

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