In Sprott's findings, those who believed that sentences were too lenient were also more likely to underestimate the amount of violent youth crime and thought it had decreased.

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Sprott's findings indicated that those who believed sentences were too lenient were more likely to overestimate the amount of violent youth crime and thought it had increased, not decreased.

In Sprott's Findings, Those Who Believed That Sentences Were Too