Nonfatal Violent Crime Against Persons With Disabilities, 2009-2013

Statistical tables by Erika Harrell detail the level and rates of nonfatal violent victimization against persons with and without disabilities from 2009 to 2013. The report describes types of disabilities and compares victim characteristics. Estimates are based on 2-year rolling averages to improve reliability.

Use Cases

• Compare victimization rates between persons with and without disabilities using the reported level and rates.
• Analyze the distribution of different types of disabilities among crime victims from the disability type descriptions.
• Examine trends in nonfatal violent crime over the 2009-2013 period using the 2-year rolling average estimates.
• Profile victim characteristics such as age or gender by cross-tabulating with disability status.

Strengths

• Data covers a 5-year period from 2009 to 2013.
• Uses 2-year rolling averages to improve estimate reliability and stability for comparisons.

Limitations

• Sample size and row count are unknown.
• Data is temporally stale, with the most recent year being 2013.
• Specific column names and raw data are not provided, only aggregated statistical tables.

Provenance

Source

Erika Harrell, likely associated with a U.S. statistical agency such as the Bureau of Justice Statistics.

Collection Method

Estimates based on survey data, aggregated into 2-year rolling averages.

Time Range

2009-2013 (using 2-year averages centered on the reported year).

Freshness

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Geography

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