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NCJ Number:	166168

Title:	Innovation Exchange

Journal:	Innovation Exchange Issue:5 Dated:(Summer 1995) Pages:complete issue

Editor(s):	R Geva; N Shapira

Date Published:	1995

Page Count:	62

Type:	Issue Overview

Format:	Article

Language:	English

Country:	Israel

Annotation:	This publication describes innovations in Israeli law enforcement, crime prevention, incarceration, and legislation.

Abstract:	The innovations are categorized according to technology, management, crime prevention, identification and investigation, international cooperation, corrections, and research. Specific attention is paid to bomb disposal, new technology and equipment, communication improvements, satellite signals, rifle testing, the impact of the Middle East process on the Israel National Police, total quality management in the police organization, and police violence. Crime prevention initiatives are also examined, as well as the training of police arson investigators, the use of dogs in arson investigations, automatic fingerprint identification, rescue by mass spectrometry, parent education in prisons, prisoner rights, aggression, the employment of released inmates, crime prevention and rehabilitation through religion, and the criminal justice system in the 21st century. Photographs

Main Term(s):	World criminology

Index Term(s):	Arson investigations; Bomb disposal procedures; Corrections in foreign countries; Crime in foreign countries; Crime prevention measures; Foreign crime prevention; Foreign laws; Foreign police; Israel; Police management; Policing innovation; Political influences; Science and Technology



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