The Criminogenic Effect of Marijuana Dispensaries in Denver, Colorado: A Microsynthetic Control Quasi-Experiment and Cost-Benefit Analysis

IF 1.3 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY Justice Evaluation Journal Pub Date : 2019-12-04 DOI:10.1080/24751979.2019.1691934
Nathan T. Connealy, Eric L. Piza, D. Hatten
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Abstract The study analyzed the criminogenic effect of legalizing recreational marijuana dispensaries in Denver. Street segments with recreational dispensaries experienced no changes in violent, disorder and drug crime but did experience an 18% increase in property crime, and street segments adjacent to recreational dispensaries experienced some notable (but non-significant) drug and disorder crime increases. Medical dispensaries demonstrated no significant crime changes. A cost-benefit analysis found the associated crime costs were largely offset by sales revenue. Monetary benefits were much less pronounced, and barely cost effective, when only considering tax revenue.
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摘要:本研究分析了丹佛市娱乐性大麻药房合法化的致犯罪效应。有休闲药房的街道在暴力、混乱和毒品犯罪方面没有变化,但财产犯罪增加了18%,而毗邻休闲药房的街道在毒品和混乱犯罪方面出现了一些显著(但不显著)的增加。医疗诊所没有显示出明显的犯罪变化。一项成本效益分析发现,相关的犯罪成本在很大程度上被销售收入抵消了。如果只考虑税收,货币收益就不那么明显了,而且几乎没有成本效益。
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