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Would definitely like to know the nature of the crime for each in the "correct/incorrect" view. E.g. for this guy: http://violentornot.com/inmate/44200/ http:/
by Empact 15y ago
Would definitely like to know the nature of the crime for each in the "correct/incorrect" view.
E.g. for this guy: http://violentornot.com/inmate/44200/ http://violentornot.com/inmate/44200/
The data would be: [1]:MURDER 1ST DEGREE [2]:SOLICITATION [3]:DANGER/ REPETIT/ ENHANCE
http://www.azcorrections.gov/inmate_datasearch/results.aspx?InmateNumber=120022&SearchType=SearchInet http://www.azcorrections.gov/inmate_datasearch/results.aspx?...
- not_chriscohoat 15y agoYes, that's coming for sure. I was focusing first on scraping if they were violent and then making sense of the data. There are a ton of other states too, and they are for the most part completely different. So linking to the docket was all that I could do in just the few days I have had a chance to work on it :P Edit: The way it checks if it's violent or not is by checking the "Crime info" column. For the inmate you linked to he is D/R-1, or marked as dangerous. Occasionally I've seen murderers marked as ND, which means not dangerous. Not sure what that's about....