Verlinkenswertes (KW 23/09)

US-Wissenschaftler wollen Gewalt-Gen gefunden haben (Telepolis, 06.06.2009) FSU study links ‘warrior gene’ to gang membership, weapon use (Science Blog, 05.06.2009) 200 Executions and Counting: Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s Cruel Death Tally (Centre of Criminology Library Blog, 02.06.2009) USA: Forderung nach Nacktscanner-Stopp (Virtuelles Datenschutzbüro, 03.06.2009) Kinderpornofälle: Das kommt ja wie bestellt (Telepolis, 05.06.2009) Doctor’s Assassination in Kansas Prompts Day of Mourning (CommonDreams.org, 01.06.2009) Zweimal Videoüberwachung (CTRL - Alles unter Kontrolle, 03.06.2009) CRIME IS DOWN - According to Our Preliminary Stats (Federal Bureau of Investigation, 01.06.2009) 40 years after Manson murders, a bid for parole (CNN.com, 05.06.2009) Blocking Access to DNA Testing (Women in Crime Ink., 05.06.2009) The deadly trouble with probation (Guardian, 05.06.2009) Police crime map plots Scotland’s 367 gangs (Times Online, 02.06.2009) Noting differences in sentences for intra- and extra-family sex abuse (Sentencing Law and Policy, 05.06.2009) On Tiananmen’s 20th anniversary: How China is becoming a Giant Singapore (theory.isthereareason, 06.06.2009) Remembering Tiananmen, 20 years later (The Big Picture, 05.06.2009) U.S. May Permit 9/11 Guilty Pleas in Capital Cases (New York Times, 06.06.2009) Peru: Police, Indigenous Indians Clash in Protests Over Resources (CommonDreams.0rg, 05.06.2009) Sexuelle Kriminalität und Knockout Drogen (www.alkoholpolitik.ch, 02.06.2009) Geldwäscher immer raffinierter (Focus, 02.06.2009) Vortrag: Alles Menschenmögliche tun? Von Kriminalität, Sicherheit und Freiheit (06.06.2009) Questioning Stereotypes Of Who Commits What Crimes (Soc…