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EMERGING THEORIES OF CRIME PREVENTION (FROM WORLD CONGRESS OF CRIME PREVENTION - PROCEEDINGS, 1975 BY JACK FOSTER AND WILBUR RYKERT - SEE NCJ-34314)

NCJ Number
34316
Author(s)
I ANTTILA
Date Published
1975
Length
10 pages
Annotation
THE DIFFERENT GOALS, OBJECTIVES, AND USES OF CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH ARE DISCUSSED.
Abstract
THE COSTS OF CRIMINALITY MAY BE DETERMINED, AND EFFORTS MADE TO REACH AN OPTIMUM LEVEL OF CRIME CONTROL WHERE THE COST OF DETERRENCE EQUALS THE COST OF THE POTENTIAL DAMAGES OF THOSE CRIMES. VICTIMOLOGY AND PENOLOGY ARE OTHER RESEARCH AREAS DISCUSSED.

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