I'm conducting an interview and i was wondering what would be some good questions to ask. the topic is about crime rates, population, and how to reduce/maintain low crime rates. i need questions to ask for the interview, not answers. two or more questions would be greatly appreciated, !

It depends on who your're asking.

How many times a week do you hear about violence on the new?

Why do you think people commit crimes?

How do you think we can prevent violence?

Hi YoloSwaggs51,

If you want to interview someone about crimes and violence then you should start by asking some question about their own experiences.

For Example:

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