Minnesota Gay Homicide Study
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7277 Minnesota Gay Homicide Study http://www.mngayhomicide.org/ The Minnesota Gay Homicide Study is a research project measuring the incidence of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender victims of homicides in Minnesota and its border cities. The three-fold goals of the Minnesota Gay Homicide Study are to increase case solvability, articulate homicide issues and reduce incidence of homicide. Home & Family : Domestic Violence
Society & Culture : Anti-Violence
Society & Culture : Law Feb 15, 2000

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