George Hunter

3 days ago | gazettextra.com | George Hunter

After poring over hundreds of sexual assault cold case files, a Michigan State University assistant criminal justice professor said she's found a pattern that belies stereotypes about sex offenders. "The misconception about people who commit sex crimes is that they're repeat sex offenders, with a focus on the sexual offense," said Karen Holt of Michigan State's School of Criminal Justice. "But what I'm seeing is that it's more of a lifestyle of taking whatever they want from people.

3 days ago | swoknews.com | George Hunter

After poring over hundreds of sexual assault cold case files, a Michigan State University assistant criminal justice professor said she's found a pattern that belies stereotypes about sex offenders. "The misconception about people who commit sex crimes is that they're repeat sex offenders, with a focus on the sexual offense," said Karen Holt of Michigan State's School of Criminal Justice. "But what I'm seeing is that it's more of a lifestyle of taking whatever they want from people.

3 days ago | thederrick.com | George Hunter

After poring over hundreds of sexual assault cold case files, a Michigan State University assistant criminal justice professor said she's found a pattern that belies stereotypes about sex offenders. "The misconception about people who commit sex crimes is that they're repeat sex offenders, with a focus on the sexual offense," said Karen Holt of Michigan State's School of Criminal Justice. "But what I'm seeing is that it's more of a lifestyle of taking whatever they want from people.

3 days ago | detroitnews.com | George Hunter

MICHIGAN George HunterThe Detroit NewsView Comments After poring over hundreds of sexual assault cold case files, a Michigan State University assistant criminal justice professor said she's found a pattern that belies stereotypes about sex offenders. "The misconception about people who commit sex crimes is that they're repeat sex offenders, with a focus on the sexual offense," said Karen Holt of Michigan State's School of Criminal Justice.

1 week ago | corrections1.com | George Hunter

By George HunterThe Detroit NewsLANSING, Mich. — Michigan Department of Corrections officials released data Tuesday showing sharp declines in the state’s prison population and recidivism rate from 2007-24, a period when statewide arrests and reported crime also fell. There were 32,778 people incarcerated in Michigan prisons, down 36% from a peak of 51,554 in 2007, according to the Corrections Department report.