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Crime prevention. by Boy Scouts of America.(CARDINAL)141175;
Includes bibliographical references (page 63).
Subjects: Crime prevention; Crime prevention;
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Practical ways to prevent burglary and illegal entry / by Moolman, Valerie.(CARDINAL)507381;
Subjects: Crime prevention.;
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Stop the violence, start something. by North Carolina.Department of Crime Control and Public Safety.Crime Prevention Division.(CARDINAL)187826;
Subjects: Crime prevention.;
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Secure from crime : how to be your own bodyguard / by Huber, Craig Fox,1943-(CARDINAL)379635; Paul, Don,1937-(CARDINAL)376909;
Subjects: Crime prevention.;
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Safeguard your home. by North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service.(CARDINAL)164866;
Bibliography: page 8.
Subjects: Crime prevention.;
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Crime prevention journal. by North Carolina.Department of Crime Control and Public Safety.Crime Prevention Division.(CARDINAL)187826;
Subjects: Crime prevention;
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Crime prevention press. by North Carolina.Department of Crime Control and Public Safety.Crime Prevention Division.(CARDINAL)187826;
Numbering dropped with Winter 1987.Spring/summer, 1986, erroneously numbered Vol. 1, no. 1.
Subjects: Crime prevention;
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Smart on crime : a career prosecutor's plan to make us safer / by Harris, Kamala D.; Hamilton, Joan O'C.(CARDINAL)497459;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Getting past the old debate -- Beyond the trial -- Learning from other disciplines -- Reading, writing & crime prevention -- As seen on TV -- Not in my neighborhood -- The door is locked; the Internet is open -- Fear factor -- They deserved it -- Putting Humpty Dumpty back together again -- The path to justice -- The cost of justice -- Smart puts public safety first : prevent and reduce violence -- Smart starts young : truancy -- Smart takes off blinders : prostitution -- Smart anticipates : returning offenders -- Smart empowers victims: domestic violence -- Smart protects the silent and fearful : witnesses -- Smart demands accountability : the carrot and the stick -- Smart forges partnerships : community -- Smart measures success : results -- Smart works on our most serious threats : gangs -- Smart is patient : steady progress -- Conclusion: the smart game plan.
Subjects: Crime prevention.; Crime.;
© c2009., Chronicle Books,
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Smarter crime control : a guide to a safer future for citizens, communities, and politicians / by Waller, Irvin.(CARDINAL)752312;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 255-313) and index.Acknowledgments -- Preface -- 1. Smart public safety : giving priority to victims and taxpayers -- Part I. Actions for Smart Crime Control: 2. Policing : from over-reaction after the fact to stopping crime before it harms; 3. Justice : courts that stop crime or do not unnecessarily interfere; 4. Correcting corrections : away from mass incarceration and towards stopping crime -- Part II. Actions for Smart Pre-crime Prevention: 5. Preventing youth from becoming repeat offenders; 6. Smarter preventing of gun violence : targeting outreach and control; 7. Preventing violence against women; 8. Preventing violence on the road and alcohol-related violence; 9. Preventing property crime in communities by communities -- Part III. An Agenda to Put Safety First for Victims and Taxpayers: 10. Reinvesting in smart public safety to spare victims and lower taxes -- Principal sources -- Notes -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Index.
Subjects: Crime prevention.;
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The minority report / by Dick, Philip K.,author.(CARDINAL)721821;
In the world of "The Minority Report, " Commissioner John Anderton uses "precogs"--people with the power to see into the future--to identify criminals before they can do any harm. All goes well until he, himself, is identified as the next criminal.
Subjects: Science fiction.; Legal fiction (Literature); Fiction.; Crime prevention;
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