NCJ Number
10699
Date Published
1973
Length
24 pages
Annotation
TECHNIQUES ARE GIVEN FOR PLANNING PROGRAMS AIMED AT REDUCING SPECIFIC CRIMES RATHER THAN IMPROVING THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
Abstract
STEPS TO BE TAKEN WHEN INSTITUTING CRIME CONTROL PLANNING ARE BRIEFLY DESCRIBED. THEY INCLUDE PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION THROUGH ANALYSIS OF THE CRIME, DETERMINATION OF OFFENDER CHARACTERISTICS, ESTABLISHMENT OF GOALS AND OBJECTIVES, AND CONSIDERATION OF CONSTRAINTS TO CRIME REDUCTION EFFORTS. NUMEROUS CHARTS AND OUTLINES ARE ATTACHED TO THE DOCUMENT AS ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE DISCUSSION.