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PAC District II serves some partnership neighborhoods and offers e-mail updates about crime and crime prevention strategies . Last week , the Student Press Law Center reported the results of its audit of just how forthcoming college officials are about crime on campus . A coherent and rational crime policy , based on respect for human rights and the rule of law and directed towards crime prevention ( social and situational ) , individualisation , the promotion of alternatives to custodial sentences , the social reintegration of offenders and the provision of assistance to victims , is needed in this connection . But " if crimes against humanity are taking place in North Korea , sorry , it 's no longer a little local issue " , Peters said . ' " Over the years , college officials have developed elaborate rationales for their reluctance to provide even basic information about crime on campus . The majority of students who went on the trip viewed it as helpful in building a sense of community and fostering critical thought about crime and punishment . Drawing on a wide range of historical and literary sources — legal treatises , court cases , statutes , poems , romances , and comic tales — the contributors consider topics including fear of crime , rape and violence against women , revenge and condemnations of crime , learned dispute about crime and social control , and legal and political struggles over hunting rights . Penal law data has played the central role in the debate over crime by foreigners though references to specific categories of special law violations such as drug crimes also garner attention . Among crimes with victims , thefts and burglaries increased 9 percent , while homicides and incidents of assault and battery increased 13 percent .