Ledger 03: Crime classifications
One incident, one category, chosen by definition: the Clery crime categories, the hierarchy rule, and the cases that are counted twice on purpose.
This ledger is general information about a reporting duty. It is not a reporting channel and not an emergency service, and it does not decide any specific incident.
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Ledger guide Clery crime categories, explained
Backbone incident, location, category, reporting obligation, warning, investigation, annual disclosure, evidence
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03 Aggravated assault and simple assaultA plain guide to aggravated assault and simple assault for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Arrests for liquor, drug and weapon violationsA plain guide to arrests for liquor, drug and weapon violations for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Arson as its own categoryA plain guide to arson as its own category for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Counting a crime reported lateA plain guide to counting a crime reported late for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Counting an attempted crimeA plain guide to counting an attempted crime for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Dating violence as a separate countA plain guide to dating violence as a separate count for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Disciplinary referrals for liquor, drug and weapon violationsA plain guide to disciplinary referrals for liquor, drug and weapon violations for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Domestic violence as a separate countA plain guide to domestic violence as a separate count for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Hate crimes and the bias categoriesA plain guide to hate crimes and the bias categories for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Larceny, theft and why neither is a Clery categoryA plain guide to larceny, theft and why neither is a clery category for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Motor vehicle theft on campusA plain guide to motor vehicle theft on campus for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Murder and manslaughter in Clery countingA plain guide to murder and manslaughter in clery counting for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Rape and the Clery definition of sexual assaultA plain guide to rape and the clery definition of sexual assault for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Reclassifying a crime after new informationA plain guide to reclassifying a crime after new information for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Robbery, burglary and the line between themA plain guide to robbery, burglary and the line between them for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Stalking as a separate countA plain guide to stalking as a separate count for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 The hierarchy rule and its exceptionsA plain guide to the hierarchy rule and its exceptions for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 Vandalism and the hate crime exceptionA plain guide to vandalism and the hate crime exception for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked. 03 When one incident is counted in two categoriesA plain guide to when one incident is counted in two categories for colleges: what the duty is, how the decision is made, and what must be filed so the record can be checked.
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