Policing and Reducing Crime Unit Briefing Notes

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• 3/02 Funding and Implementing Crime Reduction Initiatives
  Briefing Note
• 2/02 The Visual Identification of Suspects: Procedures and Practice
  Briefing Note
• 1/02 No publication will use this series number
• 10/01 An Evaluation of the Impact of Crimestoppers
  Briefing Note
• 9/01 Early Lessons from the Crime Reduction Programme: Tackling Alcohol Related Street Crime in Cardiff (TASC Project)
  Briefing Note
• 8/01 Conducting community surveys: results of a feasiblilty study
  Briefing Note
• 7/01 Stranger and acquaintance violence: practice messages from the British Crime Survey
  Briefing Note
• 6/01 Vehicle related thefts: practice messages from the British Crime Survey
  Briefing Note
• 5/01 Burglary: practice messages from the British Crime Survey
  Briefing Note
• 4/01 Family ties: developing basic command unit families for comparative purposes
  Briefing Note
• 3/01 Managing Medical Retirements in the Police Service
  Briefing Note
• 2/01 Installing alley-gates: practical lessons from burglary prevention projects
  Briefing Note
• 1/01 Making partnerships work: emerging findings from the reducing burglary initiative
  Briefing note
• 12/00 Traffic Calming: The Reality of 'Road Rage'
  Briefing note
• 11/00 Anticipating the Impact of Section 17 of the 1998 Crime and Disorder Act
  Briefing note
• 10/00 Crime and Disorder Partnerships: Voluntary and Community Sector Involvement
  Briefing note
• 9/00 Crime and Disorder Partnerships: Alcohol-Related Crime and Disorder in Audit and Stragey Documents
  Briefing note
• 8/00 A Review of Audits and Strategies Produced by Crime and Disorder Partnerships in 1999
  Briefing note
• 7/00 An Evaluation of Secured by Design Housing Within West Yorkshire
  Briefing note
• 6/00 Linking Serious Sexual Assaults through Behaviour
  Briefing note
• 5/00 The Criminal Histories of Serious Traffic Offenders
  Briefing note
• 4/00 The 'Road to Nowhere': The Evidence for Travelling Criminals
  Briefing note
• 3/00 Family Values:Grouping Similar Policing and Crime Reduction Areas for Comparative Purposes
  Briefing note
• 2/00 Community and Police Enforcement in Newcastle
  Briefing note
• 1/00 Repeated Abuse During Childhood. Catherine E. Hamilton, Kevin D. Browne. 2000
  Briefing note
• 2/99 Modernising the tactic: improving the use of stop and search. Paul Quinton and Nick Bland. 1999
  Briefing note
• 1/99 Illegal parking in disabled bays: A means of offender targeting. Sylvia Chenery, Chris Henshaw and Ken Pease. 1999
  Briefing note
• 2/98 Planning police trainee throughput: some good practice suggestions
  Briefing Note
• 1/98 Domestic violence and repeat victimisation
• 1/96 Reacting to Crime: The Management of Police Resources
  Briefing note
• 5/95 Telephone Demand on the Police: the '90s picture?
  Briefing note
• 4/95 Preventing Repeat Victimisation
  Briefing note
• 3/95 Switchboards
  Briefing note
• 2/95 Crime Desks and Help Desks: A survey
  Briefing note
• 1/95 Development and Evaluation of a National Crime Management Model: Progress to-date, February 1995.
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