b. "Does Proactive Policing Make a Difference in Crime? An Implementation of Problem-Solving Policing in Israel." InternationalJournalof Comparativeand Applied CriminalJustice26(1):29-52.Herzog, S. (2002). Does proactive policing make a difference in crime? An im- plementation of problem-...
at home orders, but also other limitations on routine activities, such as size restrictions on gatherings of individuals, reduced capacities at restaurant, bars, and other service locations, school closures, and other disruptive proactive measures enacted to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus....
In this sense, search-and-rescue operations can, in principle, reduce the effect of a salient intervening obstacle13 –as the Mediterranean sea is– and thereby affect mobility between North Africa and Europe. Therefore, hypothetically, and other things being equal, search-and-rescue operations ...
As such the autocephaly of the Kyiv Patriarchate and church-wide recognition of the Kyiv Patriarchate as an independent and equal entity to that of the long-perceived subordinating Moscow Patriarchate is in a broad sense a matter of national security. This not only as it will reduce Moscow ...
Overall, we find evidence that police can be most effective in reducing violence when they are place based, focused, and proactive. Keywords: broken windows; evidence-based policing; focused deterrence; hot spots policing; problem-oriented policingCody W. Telep...
Problem-oriented policing and foot patrol did not significantly reduce violent crime or violent felonies. Potential explanations of these findings are discussed in the contexts of dosage, implementation, and hot spot stability over time.ELIZABETH R.GROFF...
In addition, Community Justice is based on a problem solving method utilizing neighborhood-based approaches for reducing crime and increasing public safety rather than the adversarial or retributive strategies used in the Criminal Justice system At the same time, Community Justice seeks to reduce the ...
Problem-oriented policing and foot patrol did not significantly reduce violent crime or violent felonies. Potential explanations of these findings are discussed in the contexts of dosage, implementation, and hot spot stability over time.doi:10.1111/1745-9125.12055GROFF, ELIZABETH R....
“contact” remains obscure: it is very difficult to determine the precise nature of a given interaction, how it was interpreted by those involved, and what impact it had on someone’s attitude toward the police. The literature that has grown up around Tyler’s theory tends to reduce ...