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Intro to CJ

Lesson 4,5,6. Criminal Justice

TermDefinition
Crime Prevention Techniques Access control, barriers, video cameras, theft-deterrence devices, lighting, and landscaping
CompStat a process of crime analysis and police management using crime mapping
The Broken-Windows Theory Crime and disorder flourish where small problems go unaddressed
Five Core Operational Strategies Preventive patrol, Routine Incident Response,Emergency Response,Criminal Investigation,Problem-Solving/Support Services
Preventive patrol The dominant operational policing strategy since the time of Sir Robert Peel, interactive, expected by the public, the backbone of every police agency, deter crimes.
Routine Incident Response Officers collect information and typically file a written report; the objective is to restore order, document information or provide immediate service; Response time is the time it takes for police officers to respond to calls for service
The 3 Components of Routine Incident Response citizen reporting time, communications, dispatching time, and police travel time.
Emergency Response Critical incidents in which human life may be in jeopardy; takes priority over all other police work; training includes first aid, hostage rescue, and the physical capture of suspects.
Criminal Investigation The discovering, collecting, preparing, identifying, and presenting evidence to determine what happened and who is responsible; first responders are the first investigators on the scene
Problem-Solving/Support Services The dominant operational policing strategy since the time of Sir Robert Peel, interactive, expected by the public, the backbone of every police agency, deter crimes; The dominant operational policing strategy since the time of Sir Robert Peel, interactive
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