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CJ 212 Crime Prevention Unit 2 Seminar

Unit 2 seminar Welcome to Unit 2 Seminar !!! Welcome to Unit 2 Seminar !!! Project 1 due at the end of this unit, submitted to the Dropbox by Tuesday, midnight ET Project 1 due at the end of this unit, submitted to the Dropbox by Tuesday, midnight ET Questions ??? Questions ??? Chapter 3: Traditional PolicingChapter 3: Traditional Policing What is the theory of Traditional Policing?What is the theory of Traditional Policing? Does hiring more police officers reduce crime? Why or why not?Does hiring more police officers reduce crime? Why or why not?

Unit 2 seminar What is the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment? What did researchers learn from this study?What is the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment? What did researchers learn from this study? What is COPS funding and has it been effective? Why?What is COPS funding and has it been effective? Why? What is the 311 system and has it been effective? Why?What is the 311 system and has it been effective? Why? Are mandatory arrests in Domestic Violence cases effective in deterring future crime? Why or why not?Are mandatory arrests in Domestic Violence cases effective in deterring future crime? Why or why not? What are the 4 major findings of the RAND study? What are your opinions about the findings?What are the 4 major findings of the RAND study? What are your opinions about the findings?

Unit 2 seminar Discuss the differences between Private Security and Private Policing.Discuss the differences between Private Security and Private Policing. What are the methods of Private Policing?What are the methods of Private Policing? Does a college degree make a more effective police officer? What are some of the advantages of having a college degree for police officers? Do you agree or disagree? Why?Does a college degree make a more effective police officer? What are some of the advantages of having a college degree for police officers? Do you agree or disagree? Why? Chapter 4: Proactive Policing, Directed Patrol and Other AdvancementsChapter 4: Proactive Policing, Directed Patrol and Other Advancements What is a Proactive Arrest?What is a Proactive Arrest?

Unit 2 seminar Does this initiative work in reducing crime? Why or why not?Does this initiative work in reducing crime? Why or why not? What is Directed Patrol? How does this type of patrol work with Hot Spots?What is Directed Patrol? How does this type of patrol work with Hot Spots? Does this initiative work in reducing crime? Why or why not?Does this initiative work in reducing crime? Why or why not? What is the Broken Window Theory? Do you believe is this a viable theory of crime? Why or why not?What is the Broken Window Theory? Do you believe is this a viable theory of crime? Why or why not? What is Quality-of-life Policing? Does it work?What is Quality-of-life Policing? Does it work?

Unit 2 seminar What is the police-military connection? Is the military allowed to engage in local law enforcement? Why or why not?What is the police-military connection? Is the military allowed to engage in local law enforcement? Why or why not? What are some examples of police paramilitary units? Are they effective in reducing crime? Why or why not?What are some examples of police paramilitary units? Are they effective in reducing crime? Why or why not? What are some examples of “less-lethal” weapons? Are these effective? Why or why not?What are some examples of “less-lethal” weapons? Are these effective? Why or why not? What is COMPSTAT? What are the 4 things this process emphasizes?What is COMPSTAT? What are the 4 things this process emphasizes?

Unit 2 seminar Is this strategy effective in reducing crime? Why or why not?Is this strategy effective in reducing crime? Why or why not? Questions ??? Questions ??? Project 1 due Tuesday, midnight ET Project 1 due Tuesday, midnight ET Unit 3 Seminar next week Unit 3 Seminar next week