describing and analyzing the topic of Situational Crime Prevention.

Rather than adopting a general approach, situational crime prevention focuses on specific problems, places, times, and/or persons. This approach is based on the assumption that there will be an emphasis on problem identification and planning prior to implementing a program or operation designed to "prevent" crime and disorder.

address the following:

1. Define the concept of "situational crime prevention,"
2. Briefly describe the theoretical foundations for situational crime prevention (rational choice, routine activities theory, and crime pattern theory),
3. Identify and describe the 5 categories of situational techniques as constructed by Cornish and Clarke, and
4. Describe the SARA model from the context of implementing the various situational crime prevention techniques.