This gets the point across.ELB wrote:The reason I noticed the error above is I was transferring some of the data from Charles' pdf file to an excel workbook so I could experiment with some graphical representations.
The thing that makes graphical representations so hard is that LTC'ers are so law-abiding and convictions so rare that when you compare them to any other number variables, from active LTCs to the population of Texas, the tiny little conviction rate is overwhelmed and vanishes to a puny little pixel of color at the bottom of the graph.
This is the only decent (graphically speaking) result I was able to come up with so far:
It would be interesting, in support of the bill to remove remaining prohibitions on LTC carry, to present the hearing committee with a chart that covers one wall entirely, and maybe part of the ceiling, and then point to a little bitty splash of color down by the baseboard and say,
"See that? Way down there by the baseboard? No, not that one, that big dot is a cockroach, look at the smaller dot. That's what the BradyMomsBloomersAgainstHonestCitizens says will cause untold carnage and bloodshed in the state of Texas if you don't disarm the other million or so LTCers."
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- Tue Oct 11, 2016 8:36 am
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- Fri Feb 11, 2011 6:11 pm
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Calculating reporting "rolling statistics" can be an issue, but I would guess that with the consistanly low number of convictions of CHL holders, it wouldn't make much difference what time period was used for the cut-off date.
- Fri Feb 11, 2011 3:45 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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Good point. The wheels of justice turn slowly.Keith B wrote:Just a guess, but I would think since these are conviction statistics, you have to wait until all cases have been finalized. That can take 2-3 years plus at times.WildBill wrote:I have no idea who does what or why it takes so long.
- Fri Feb 11, 2011 3:39 pm
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Probably in 2012!seamusTX wrote:Probably with budget cuts, I would rather see DPS processing license applications than crunching numbers.Ashlar wrote:Any idea when the 2008 numbers will be out?
Of course, I have no idea who does what. The statistics might not be processed by CHL Division employees.
- Jim
I have no idea who does what or why it takes so long.
- Thu Aug 21, 2008 9:49 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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Welcome the the forum Beiruty.