Sociology
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Situational Crime Prevention
Situational crime prevention refers to ways in which adaptations can be made in certain situations to prevent criminal acts. An obvious example is CCTV, but there are also anti-vandalism paint and special designs (such as benches that couldn't easily be slept on). Such measures are seen as effective, especially by right realists.
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Topic Recap | Crime - Punishment, Prevention & Surveillance (A-Level)
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Crime Prevention - Social and Community Prevention
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Crime Prevention - Situational Crime Prevention
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Right Realist Theories of Crime and Deviance - Murray
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Right Realist Theories of Crime and Deviance - Wilson
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The Ultimate Bumper Crime & Deviance Revision Quiz!
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Situational Crime Prevention
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