한국의 범죄발생 추세분석에 관한 연구:민주정부시기를 중심으로

This Study concerned with the trends and the characteristics of 5 Index Crime in Korea from 1993-2007. It described the curves and the component ratio of 5 Index Crime, major crimes-violent crime, sexual violence crime, felony, property crime. The data that this study has analysed were obtained from official crime statistics, “Analytical Report on Crime,” which is published by the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office in Korea. The analysis period are from 1993 to 2007. By using the Analytical Report on Crime, annually published by the Korean Supreme Public Prosecutors' Office, this study examines long-term Korean crime trends and patterns in the following five Index Crimes: murder, robbery, forcible rape, assault, and property crime. Although the official statistics provide information on crime only reported to the police, it is useful in capturing and analyzing crime trends and patterns over the past two decades (1993 to 2007). Plausible explanations for trends and patterns of each index crime are presented to discuss about how to better respond to the overall index crime. Major findings of this study are as follows. During the Kim Young-sam administration(1993-1997) period, 5 Index crime case was 104,8500. The Kim Dae-jung administration(1997-2003) period, 5 Index crime case was 194,751. The Roh Moo-hyun administration administration(2003-2007) period, 5 Index crime case was 302,882. These crimes have became a big issue not just for individuals but also for our society as well. Specifically, during Kim Young-sam, Kim Dae-jung, and Roh Moo-hyun administration we witnessed an explosion of 5 Index Crime rate, which was comparable to a substantially lower rate during Roh Moo-hyun administration.