Closed waldoj closed 9 years ago
This is hard, because incident data is generally (always?) local data. It's often not within the state's power to collect this data.
It would be GREAT if this was a court dataset. How about supreme court decisions, or appeals court decisions?
Everybody would get an F, and no state would have the power to make their courts improve their data.
Of course corrections data would also be useful. I'll bet there's more precise counts available at the state level than what gets collected federally.
(Sorry! Hit "close" by accident.)
Incarceration data.
Select the one dataset that serves as the touchstone of state-level crime and justice data.