Community-Oriented Policing
Community-Oriented Policing
Community-Oriented Policing COP started gaining acceptance as an alternative to traditional policing models beginning in the 1980s.The heart of COP is a redefinition of the relationship between the police and the community, so that the two collaborate to identify and solve community problems. In this relationship, the community becomes a “co-producer” of public safety. COP is not a single coherent program; rather, it can encompass a variety of programs or strategies that rest on the assumption that policing must involve the community.
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Course Material
- INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED CRIMINOLOGY
- ROLE OF CRIMINOLOGIST IN CRIME PREVENTION
- AREAS AND INSTITUTIONS
- THE ROLE OF DETECTIVE AGENCY
- ROLE OF FORENSIC LABORATORIES
- RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND VICTIM – OFFENDER’S MEDIATION
- Strategies and Approaches
- PROBLEM SOLVING POLICY
- Community-Oriented Policing
- PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING (POP)
- CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION ANALYSIS
- CRIME MAPPING AND GEOGRAPHICAL CRIME ANALYSIS
- ROLE OF CITIZEN POLICE LIAISON COMMITTEE (CPLC) IN CRIME PREVENTION
- FORENSIC EVIDENCE AND JUSTICE SYSTEM
- IMPLICATIONS
- Community Protection
- Society Protection
- Professional Justice for Inmate
- CRIMINOLOGY AS CRIME SOLVING SCIENCE
- PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH
- Chapters 20
- Department Sociology and Criminology
- Teacher
Ms. Saima Manzoor
