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Policing places with drug problems / Lorraine Green.

Van Pelt Library HV5825 .G696 1996
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Green, Lorraine Allyce, 1945-
Series:
Drugs, health, and social policy series ; 2.
Drugs, health, and social policy series ; 2
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Drug abuse--United States--Prevention.
Drug abuse.
United States.
Drug control--United States.
Drug control.
Law enforcement--United States.
Law enforcement.
Community policing--United States.
Community policing.
Physical Description:
xviii, 140 pages ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Thousand Oaks, Ca. : Sage Publications, [1996]
Summary:
As traditional approaches to policing drug activity become increasingly ineffective, cities across the United States are developing new enforcement strategies to deal with the problem.
Lorraine Green charts the success of a programme in Oakland, California which features community involvement in the policing of areas where drug abuse is rife. An environment has been created where deviant activity is less likely to occur; working relationships have been established between the police and the public, properties cleaned up and civil codes enforced. This timely book concludes with a thoughtful discussion of the challenges facing other cities developing drug control programmes.
Contents:
Introduction
The traditional approach
Policing places and problems
The SMART approach
Civil remedies for crime control purposes
What follows
Places, crimes and prevention perspectives
Places and crimes
Crime prevention perspectives
Side effects of place control programs
Summary
Policing places with drug problems : the SMART approach
The Oakland site
The SMART program
Program implementation
The SMART program impact
City-wide trends in drug activity
City-wide and SMART site trends
SMART impact on place appearances
Spatial, social and prevention influences
Target places and intervention dosage
Displacement and diffusion effects
Prior research
Measuring displacement and diffusion effects
Change in catchment areas
People contacted in catchment areas
Offender movement patterns
Conclusions
What changes a place?
The challenges of policing places with drug problems
Successfully policing places with drug problems
Final word.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 119-128) and indexes.
ISBN:
0803970188
0803970196
OCLC:
33133435

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