Fact Sheet
| Resource | Category | Topic | Type |
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| Robbery and Theft - (Property Crime) Youth are substantially more likely to be robbed or have property stolen than adults.
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2000 | General Child Victimization | Fact Sheet |
| Child Physical Abuse Approximately 171,000 cases of child physical abuse were substantiated in 2003.<br />
Physical abuse constituted 19% of all child maltreatment substa...
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2003 | General Child Victimization | Fact Sheet |
| Hate Crimes Against Juveniles Reported to Police Juveniles are more likely than adults to experience a hate crime. According to police reports for 1997-1999, juveniles made up nearly a quarter (23%) ...
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1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 | General Child Victimization | Fact Sheet |
| Child Maltreatment Fatalities The National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System defines a maltreatment fatality “as a child dying from abuse or neglect, because either (a) the injur...
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2005 | General Child Victimization | Fact Sheet |
| Overall Crime Victimization of Juveniles Children have very high rates of crime victimization. In 2000, youth 12 through 17 had crime victimization rates over two times higher than adults, ac...
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1999, 2000 | General Child Victimization | Fact Sheet |
| Sexual Assault Crimes against Children Research Center, University of New Hampshire
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Sexual Abuse | Fact Sheet | |
| Sexual Abuse Crimes against Children Research Center, University of New Hampshire
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Sexual Abuse | Fact Sheet | |
| Childhood Sexual Abuse Emily M. Douglas and David Finkelhor, May 2005
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2005 | General Child Victimization, Sexual Abuse | Fact Sheet |
| Homicide Fact Sheet Homicide is one of the five leading causes of juvenile mortality.
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2002 | Homicide | Fact Sheet |
| Highlights From the NISMART Bulletins Highlights from the NISMART Bulletins. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. (2002). Juvenile Justice Fact Sheet.
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2002 | Kidnapping and Missing Children, Missing Children | Fact Sheet |
