ROLE OF CRIMINOLOGIST IN CRIME PREVENTION
The role of the criminologist in crime prevention is very complex. This profession offers individuals an opportunity to delve into a variety of different fields. Essentially, a criminologist is someone who studies criminal behavior, various kinds of crimes and their causes, and cultural reactions to these varying crimes. In addition, criminologists analyze the responsiveness of law enforcement officials and agencies and evaluate the effectiveness of criminal rehabilitation programs.
The Origins of Crime
Measuring Crime
Preventing and Controlling Crime
Analyzing the Responsiveness of Law Enforcement to Crime
Analyzing the Rehabilitation of Criminals
Analyzing the Criminal's Role in Society
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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
