Multiple Choice
A hot spot is commonly defined as an area where crime is
A) increasing rapidly.
B) predominantly violent crime rather than property crime.
C) substantially higher than the jurisdiction norm.
D) substantially higher than the Uniform Crime Report average.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q11: Crime and disorder control in downtowns,in comparison
Q12: Which of the following states the results
Q13: The Minneapolis hot spot experiment entailed doubling
Q14: A critical contribution to hot spot policing
Q15: The routine police response in stable,high-home-value neighborhoods
Q17: Stressed apartment complexes generate a disproportionate number
Q18: Among seven post-2000 evaluations of hot spot
Q19: An issue of concern with hot spot
Q20: What distinguishes enforcement efforts at major shopping