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    Forecasting Criminal Behavior and Crime Victimization

    How can crime be as predictable as the weather? Hear University of Pennsylvania Professor Richard Berk share the ways criminal forecasting and statistics are becoming more accurate when factoring into jail time, parole and how criminals are released.

    Richard Berk
    Professor of Statistics and Criminology, University of Pennsylvania

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    Criminal Justice: Beyond the Verdict

    We are filled with a deep fascination of our legal system, the psychology of crime, and the mind and motives of a criminal. But do we trust the notoriously complicated system that was built to protect us? Key players in the space will take the CIW stage to explain necessary improvements and innovations that will better ensure public safety, identify crime before it happens and preserve our civil rights.

    Speakers: Richard Berk, Ray Bonner, Kamala Harris, Shawn Henry, Eva Paterson

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