Community Protection
Community Protection
Community protection is embedded in the criminal justice system and is characterized by the use of restriction, surveillance, monitoring and control, compulsory treatment and the prioritization of victim/community rights over those of offenders. Risk management plans are devised and delivered by statutory agencies in partnership, with police and probation as key drivers. This has been paralleled by increased attention to child protection. Risk decisions are seen as the preserve of the experts with the public largely excluded and characterized as both irrational and as a potential site of risk. Victims are not routinely integrated into risk assessment procedures or management planning. An ‘arm’s length’ approach has in effect been adopted. This approach takes place in a ‘climate of fear’ and of blame within which the State tends to blend paternalism with secrecy in order to protect the public.
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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
