111.   Anyone convicted of selling or making drugs would be excluded, as would those with a record of violent crimes.

112.   As a result, the town has seen an increase in violent crime, larceny, assault, and street robbery.

113.   Are there reasonable steps that can be taken to curtail the potential for future problems, even though violent crime is statistically down in this country?

114.   As horrible as violent crime is, it does offer the people left behind a few places to put their pain.

115.   As more violent crimes occur on the reservation, views on capital punishment could be changing.

116.   As a response to the increase in violent crime, many states have relaxed the requirements for ordinary citizens to carry concealed weapons for self-protection.

117.   As McRavin makes clear, fear is not totally eradicated, especially with the troubling rise in violent crime being committed by juvenile offenders.

118.   As part of a get-tough attack on crime, Washington law specifies punishment, not rehabilitation, for violent crimes.

119.   As gun ownership rises, violent crime drops.

120.   As the Serb population dwindles, so too have the number of violent crime reports.