Criminal Police Management

Police management refers to the administration of all kinds of police services and police organizations with reference to its available sources, proficiencies, objectives and policies. It involves the planning, controlling, organizing and directing of the commands for achieving the overall objectives of the organization. It includes an administrative study of the police department and provides guidelines to resolve the issues in the department (Roberg, Kuykendall, & Novak, 2002).

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Ecological Crime Criminal

For some years, a small group of criminologists have been attempting to understand crime using the ecology of crime (Brantingham, 1993; Stark, 1987; Taylor and Covington, 1988). This is about how criminal opportunities are created in neighbourhoods. Crime prevention seeks to reduce the frequency of criminal behaviour by means that operate outside the Criminal Justice System.

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