Tese submetida como requisito parcial para a obtenção do grau de "Master of Science in Criminal Justice" apresentada ao "Rochester Institute of Technology". Ficheiro de 1,25 MB em formato PDF (116 p.).

Chapter 1: History of Police Technology. Technology of the 1800s. Present-Day Information Technology. Chapter 2: Theories of Policing and Crime Analysis. Varieties of Police Behavior. The New Criminal Justice. How this relates to crime analysis. Testing a theory and relating it to crime analysis. Environmental Criminological Theory and Crime Analysis. Situational Crime Prevention. Hot Spot Policing. Crime Prevention through Environmental Design. Chapter 3: Communities, Crime Analysis, and Partnerships. Defining Community Policing. Legitimacy. Community Policing and Organizational Change. Community Policing and Partnerships. Community Policing and Partnership Research. Community Policing Activities. Integrating Community Policing and Police Activities. Theories. Preliminary Analysis. Geographic Characteristics. LEMAS Analysis. Current Study. Chapter 4: The International Association of Crime Analysts. Methods. Wyoming Certification Survey. Results. Wyoming Certification Survey. Discussion. R.I.T Surveys. Wyoming Survey. Conclusion. Geographic Characteristics. Themes and Sub Topics. New York State. Future Research. Chapter 5: Police Reaction to Crime Analysis Locally. Chapter 6: Conclusion and Future Directions. Variation in the United States. New Criminal Justice. Moving Forward. References.