May 2004: Methodological Critique of the Linz-Yao Report: Report to the City of Toledo, Ohio
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Methodological Critique of the Linz-Yao Report: Report to the City of Toledo, OH
R. McCleary and J.W. Meeker, May 2004
Subjected to a rigorous statistical analysis, the data demonstrate that, like sexually-oriented businesses (SOBs) in virtually every other U.S. city, Toledo’s SOBs have large, significant crime-related secondary effects. Toledo’s crime-related secondary effects involve the same sorts of crimes found in other cities, moreover, and apply generally to all of the SOB subclasses defined in Toledo Ordinance No. 2-03: adult bookstores, video arcades, dance clubs, etc.
May 1, 2004 | | Tags: Category: Studies: Sexually Oriented Businesses, Effects (SOB), Effects (SOB): Crime, State: Ohio, Topic: Dr. Daniel Linz, Topic: Dr. Richard McCleary
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