Anybody know of a resource that takes all the FBI UCR's and expanded homicide reports and regional/state/city data and sums them up into one excel sheet?
I'm just basically trying to look at some of the statistics to see if Lott's work still holds true with the most recent statistics. Just my own curiosity this time. I'm fairly sure it will even though there's been a ton of criticism in academia (not that I'm a part of that world or anything) about his work.
Any resources other than the FBI individual reports and individual excel sheets? It's easier to use a series off of one big sheet than individual ones.
I figured maybe some of the law enforcement guys here might know of something I haven't found.
Thanks.
.Cheese. - who is sipping his chocolate milk and looking at too many numbers
I'm just basically trying to look at some of the statistics to see if Lott's work still holds true with the most recent statistics. Just my own curiosity this time. I'm fairly sure it will even though there's been a ton of criticism in academia (not that I'm a part of that world or anything) about his work.
Any resources other than the FBI individual reports and individual excel sheets? It's easier to use a series off of one big sheet than individual ones.
I figured maybe some of the law enforcement guys here might know of something I haven't found.
Thanks.
.Cheese. - who is sipping his chocolate milk and looking at too many numbers
