1.Property Crimes took place about every 8.6 seconds.

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2.Because the criminal element are unlikely to read the FBI crime report, they probably have no idea how low the chance of being arrested or convicted is..

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3.Building more prisons could make longer prison sentences possible.

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4.In the face of arrest and conviction percentages, one can certainly understand reducing prison sentences for criminals as a solution to the crime problem.

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5.When one considers the realities faced by inner city youth, including poverty and substandard schools, one can see why many choose a life of crime.

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6.According to the 2010 FBI crime report, there were over 13 million arrests in 2010.

• False
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7.More aggressive prosecution and better trained police could increase conviction percentages.

• False
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8.About one out of every 6 crimes lead to an arrest.

• False
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9.This made the percentage chance of being arrested and convicted of a crime to be less than 2% in 2010.

• False
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10.During 2010 a violent crime was committed on average every 25.3 seconds, approximately 11 million of them.

• False
• True