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Enhancing the problem-solving capacity of Crime Analysis Units [Recurso eletrónico] / Matthew B. White

Autor: WHITE, Matthew B.Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Washington, DC : Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS). US Department of Justice, 2008Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmColeção: Problem-oriented Guides For Police. Problem-solving Tool Series; Guide No.9ISBN: 1932582851Assunto: 320120 | 321724 | 343301 | 344589 | 17686 | 1233 | 320182Resumo: About the Problem-Solving Tools Series. Acknowledgments. Introduction. Crime Analysts and Crime Analysis Units. Nine questions: 1. Are your analysts able to focus on their core analytic function? 2. Are your analysts learning about problem-oriented policing? 3. Are your analysts learning problem-solving skills and techniques? 4. Are your analysts learning as a team? 5. Do your analysts have adequate technical support? 6. Are your analysts free to be objective? 7. Are your analysts properly integrated into the decision-making process? 8. Is the importance of analysis adequately recognized in your department? 9. Are your analysts properly paid? Conclusion. Endnotes. References. About the author. Other problem-Oriented Guides for Police.
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About the Problem-Solving Tools Series. Acknowledgments. Introduction. Crime Analysts and Crime Analysis Units. Nine questions: 1. Are your analysts able to focus on their core analytic function? 2. Are your analysts learning about problem-oriented policing? 3. Are your analysts learning problem-solving skills and techniques? 4. Are your analysts learning as a team? 5. Do your analysts have adequate technical support? 6. Are your analysts free to be objective? 7. Are your analysts properly integrated into the decision-making process? 8. Is the importance of analysis adequately recognized in your department? 9. Are your analysts properly paid? Conclusion. Endnotes. References. About the author. Other problem-Oriented Guides for Police.

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