Module seven helped me to expand my knowledge on the major criticisms and ethical concerns relating to environmental crime prevention. The process of implementing responses to problems in Problem-Oriented policing states why or why not your response was effective to the problem. “There are six key factors that you should take into account before starting implementation”. (Brown & Scott, 2007). The six key factors are internal support, external support, leadership, communication, resources, and staffing. Internal support is when an organization is predictable to invest resources to an initiative. External support is essential to internal support, which is to sufficiently implement a response. For instance, obtaining support from partner-organization
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Scanning, analysis, response, and assessment is a way to explain a problem from beginning to end well. The SARA model also makes problem easier for others to understand because it breaks down the problem in small sections that clarifies the problem. SARA is not always efficiently and it can fail easily. For example, having an inadequate identification or analyzation of the problem. To implement the response to the SARA model contains four keys “the guide is divided according to four key stages of implementation”. (Brown & Scott, 2007). Which are the reimplementation stage, the planning stage, the implementation stage, and the post-implementation learning …show more content…
The first major thing that criminal justice and policing experience is that they thought they could not do nothing to prevent crime except to respond to crimes, which resulted in having more people incarcerated and crime continue to develop. “Another major difficulties that criminal justice and policing face was that policing need the governments consent to govern people”. (Goldwater institute, 2011). At some point policing thought that nothing they were doing helped to prevent crime, which at this time other ideas began to develop. Policing is the most self-reflected, the most changed and has led to have good
Scanning, analysis, response, and assessment is a way to explain a problem from beginning to end well. The SARA model also makes problem easier for others to understand because it breaks down the problem in small sections that clarifies the problem. SARA is not always efficiently and it can fail easily. For example, having an inadequate identification or analyzation of the problem. To implement the response to the SARA model contains four keys “the guide is divided according to four key stages of implementation”. (Brown & Scott, 2007). Which are the reimplementation stage, the planning stage, the implementation stage, and the post-implementation learning …show more content…
The first major thing that criminal justice and policing experience is that they thought they could not do nothing to prevent crime except to respond to crimes, which resulted in having more people incarcerated and crime continue to develop. “Another major difficulties that criminal justice and policing face was that policing need the governments consent to govern people”. (Goldwater institute, 2011). At some point policing thought that nothing they were doing helped to prevent crime, which at this time other ideas began to develop. Policing is the most self-reflected, the most changed and has led to have good