Titlebook: Crime Solvability Factors; Police Resources and Richard Timothy Coupe,Barak Ariel,Katrin Mueller-J Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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acilitating the use of entrapment techniques. By isolating the subset of cases that are highly likely to be repeat victimised, burglary solvability and detection rates may be cost-effectively improved. A fifth of burgled premises face an 80% risk of being re-victimised and, through the use of covert

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Angewandte qualitative Sozialforschung,estigative actions and exhibits (output evidence items) are related to detection outcomes. A second important objective is to identify solvability factors which distinguish between detected and undetected cases, and to identify factors that help predict differences in solvability among the detected

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eighbours at these incidents will also be cost-effective. Even so, the first three or four neighbours to be questioned, normally those closest to the targeted premises, were most likely to provide evidence, with the greatest amount of evidence collected when two to three neighbours were questioned.

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