Develop a policing and crime reduction project to tackle a crime problem of your choice in a local area of your choice

Policing and Crime Reduction
Mode of Assessment: Case study (100%)
Description: Develop a policing and crime reduction project to tackle a crime
problem of your choice in a local area of your choice
Your project should include:
1). The aims and objectives of your project
2). An analysis of the crime problem in the local area
3). Critical evaluation of one policing and crime reduction strategy that may be
implemented to help effectively reduce your chosen crime problem
Please refer to the ASSESSMENT GUIDANCE advice (from Page Five) to help you construct your policing and crime reduction project
Format: Word file, 3000 words
a) All typed work should be in Arial 11 or Times New Roman font size 12.
b) Please state the number of words used at the end of the assignment.
c) Content in excess of the word limit will not be marked.
d) All work used within the assignment should be appropriately referenced.
e) Please use the APA referencing system (Law and criminology students
may use Oscola).
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Submission Arrangements for Coursework:
Information about the assessment and how to submit this work will be found on the module Blackboard site behind the assessment tab. In the assessment tab you will find:
• An assessment guidance document;
• The assessment paper;
• The feedback and marking information;
• The assessment submission point.
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integrity statement:
“By submitting this work, I certify that it is my own work and that the work of other people is duly referenced and acknowledged in accordance with the University’s
Academic Misconduct Policy.”
This statement should be included somewhere in your assessment.
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This statement should be included at the start of your assessment