textbook states that violence in the United States has decreased since the mid-1990s. What are your thoughts on this? Why has this been the case? Also,

 textbook states that violence in the United States has decreased since the mid-1990s. What are your thoughts on this? Why has this been the case? Also, have certain types of homicides become more common than before? Do motives today differ from the mid 1990s? Are crimes in general, and investigations different? If so, how? 

 2 citations from the textbook and at least 2 outside PRIMARY sources. 

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