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Recent reports of elevated crime rates have led commentators andpublic officials to speculate about what factors are to blame.Social scientists need time to collect and adequately analyze therecent crime data to develop explanations for the rise. Socialcritics, however, are not right to claim that the BushAdministration's reduction of subsidies to local law enforcementfor their routine responsibilities, through such programs as theOffice of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), is to blame.A better explanation is that the U.S. may not be relying heavilyenough on criminal penalties, especially incarceration, todiscourage criminal activity.

United statesSteven levittMichaela stollWilliam spelmanLos angelesSteven raphaelDavidb muhlhausenThomasb marvellCarlislee moodyUniversity of californiaCollege of williamDepartment of justiceBush administrationHeritage foundationUniversity of texas at austinBureau of investigation