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tester [92]
1 year ago
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do you agree by that crime prevention could be answered only by one policing style,modell,approach, or strategy? yes or no.

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Murrr4er [49]1 year ago
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No, crime prevention could not be answered only by one policing style, Model, approach, or strategy because there are varied crimes and all can not judge by one policing style, model, etc. Therefore in our constitutions varied laws, act and policies are mentioned.

What is crime prevention?

The first requirement of justice is prevention, 

"Crime prevention" refers to techniques and tactics aimed at lowering the likelihood that crimes will be committed, as well as their potentially damaging effects on people and society, including the fear of crime, by intervening to affect their various causes.

It takes a multi-sectoral, multi-disciplinary, and integrated effort to prevent crime.

There is clear evidence that well-planned crime prevention measures not only prevent crime and victimization, but also increase community safety and contribute to sustainable development of countries, the introduction to the Guidelines for the Prevention of Crime states. All citizens' lives are improved by effective, ethical crime prevention.

To know more about crime preventing, refer:

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