The "Koper Curve" Theory Demonstrates That

question 11

Multiple Choice

The "Koper Curve" theory demonstrates that:

• A) increased police presence of medium length and randomly timed may be the most effective dosage for hot spot policing
• B) police stops are most effective when they are 45 minutes long
• C) hot spot policing is a limited crime reduction strategy
• D) specially trained patrol units should be assigned to perform hot spot policing

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Definitions:

Calcium

A chemical element that is a vital nutrient necessary for many bodily functions, including bone formation, muscle contraction, and blood clotting.

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