What Works, What Doesn’t, What’s Promising: Exploring the Role of Evidence-Based Policing
Abstract
Evidence-based policing is determined by statistical evidence gathered after the implementation of a program. Instead of other policing strategies, this program is malleable, dependent on data and studies being conducted. Currently, police agencies operate under set conditions. The men and women who are on the job determine their own rhythm and discretionary guidelines, reacting to their own personal values as well as the culture of the community.
Date Issued
2018-08-23
Publication Type
Magazine Article
Subjects
Evidence based policing
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policing
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Crime Policy
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Prevention
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Crime
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Criminology
Language(s)
en
Additional Credits
Magazine Title
Related URL(s)
http://www.gc4ss.org/?p=884
Access(Rights)
open.access