A new report on human trafficking in metro Atlanta indicates factors that place homeless youth at risk.

Highly-targeted messaging campaigns from law enforcement can be surprisingly effective at dissuading young gamers from getting involved in cybercrime, a new study has suggested.

Stealing at work can spread among resturant employees, research finds.

How do teens get involved in cybercrime? New research identifies contributing factors, including gender.

Convinctions, even those unattached to jail time, are linked to a decline in physical health, research finds.

When we're in a group meant to decide about punishment, such as a jury, other people can have a major effect on our thinking.

The current method for detecting fraudulently labeled organic produce detects pesticides. This new approach promises greater accuracy by focusing elsewhere.

Environmental crime doesn't always take the form we might expect.

A new study shows an 11% drop in homicides and serious firearm injuries in the areas of Detroit where 6-12 demolitions took place to combat blight.

"With respect to preventing gun violence, an arrest in a nonfatal shooting is every bit as important as an arrest in a fatal shooting."