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An analysis of the victim-offender relationship in homicide cases

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  1. North Carolina Wesleyan College, North Carolina, USA

    Franklyn Morgan Ph.D. (Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Studies)

  2. Kent State University, Kent, USA

    Peter C. Kratcoski Ph.D. (Professor of Criminal Justice Studies)

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Morgan, F., Kratcoski, P.C. An analysis of the victim-offender relationship in homicide cases. JPCP 2, 52–63 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02907523

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