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New Theft and Sentencing Guidelines

New Theft and Sentencing Guidelines

by tacklingviolenceprofessionalshalloffame_zm1bll | Nov 6, 2015 | Blog, News

The Home office have recently published 16 news updates on Crime and Policing. Amongst them, item 12 outlines how guidelines on theft and how offenders should be sentenced will be changed early next year. This is the first time that there will be a standardised...
50% off Crime Prevention and Security Management Series

50% off Crime Prevention and Security Management Series

by tacklingviolenceprofessionalshalloffame_zm1bll | Apr 28, 2014 | Blog, Journals, News

This series aims to address topics such as: Crime Control policing, security, theft, workplace violence and crime, fear of crime, civil disorder, white collar crime and anti-social behaviour. International in perspective, providing critically and...
50% off Crime Prevention and Security Management Series

New Editions to the Crime Prevention and Security Management Series

by tacklingviolenceprofessionalshalloffame_zm1bll | Mar 22, 2014 | Blog, Journals, News

The Crime Prevention and Security Management series is a collection of books published by Palgrave Macmillan and edited by Martin Gill. It is widely recognised that we live in an increasingly unsafe society, but the study of security and crime prevention has lagged...

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