Module 11, Organized Crime:

Take a look at the Criminal Intelligence Service Canada2018--19 National Criminal Intelligence Estimate (NCIE) on the Canadian Criminal MarketplaceIllicit Drugs, and discuss the following questions:

a) What are some strategies that the Canadian government could use to try to and stop this form of organized crime? b) Are these strategies realistic? Use material learned from Module 11 (Organized Crime)to help support your answer.

• Post your thoughts on the above issues.
• Respond to the posting below

(Minimum 250 words forboththe above issue and the postandbelow).

250 words each.

To address the complex issue of organized crime in Canada, particularly in the context of the illicit drug trade, the Canadian government could consider miscellaneous strategies that incorporate a range of approaches. Allocating more resources to law enforcement agencies would enhance their capacity to combat organized crime, including advanced training and better technology. This strategy is realistic as it builds on existing frameworks and infrastructure. The module emphasizes organized crime's complex and global nature, suggesting that enhanced coordination and intelligence are importantfor addressing these challenges effectively. Expanding access to addiction treatment and harm reduction programs to reduce the demand for illicit drugs would be beneficial as well. Implementing comprehensive drug education and prevention programs targeting youth and vulnerable populations could help decrease thedemand for illicit drugs.Economic theories also support the idea that reducing demand can diminish the market for organized crime. Additionally, theories involving the state and public policy indicate that legal and social frameworks significantly influence organized crime dynamics.

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