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Join us in St. Louis (or virtually) for the 2021 SEARCH Symposium to get insights on #CleanSlate, #NIBRS, #rapback, #firearms checks & other key justice info issues -- 24 workshops in Tech, Policy, Research & Case Study tracks: https://t.co/b8SNKrxcLR
In 2021, the FBI made a substantial change in the way crime data is collected. The new standard called NIBRS requires us to report each and every crime during a single incident. Previously, we reported only the most serious offense. See the benefits of NIBRS below.
We are very excited to launch our new Crime Statistics site: https://t.co/nhoka51sil. Here you can explore crime themes, view annual crime data as well as examine detailed arrest logs. #NIBRS#crimestats
The full #NIBRS transition is only 7 months away, and some states & agencies are already reaping the system’s benefits. Read #PoliceChiefMag’s new article to learn how Tennessee made the switch: https://t.co/BxUeArNBeK
The shift from UCR summary data to #NIBRS is a major change in how national crime data are collected. @goodison_sean, PERF's Sr. Research Criminologist, explores the issues in moving to NIBRS in a @JusticeChannel webinar, Thurs. 3/5 at 3pm ET. https://t.co/J5kEIECTfQ
Today, the #FBI released details from its 2018 National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). This more nuanced report, offering comprehensive crime data, is scheduled to become the national vehicle for crime reporting in 2021. https://t.co/REcMiRBvcK