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A simple metric for predicting repeated intimate partner violence harm based on the level of harm of the index offence (… as long as a non-linear statistic is applied)
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Policing: An International Journal
Policing: An International Journal (2023) 46 (2): 243–259.
Published: 12 January 2023
... rights only Intimate partner violence Repeat victimisation Prediction Crime harm index Police A series of recent studies on domestic abuse and intimate partner violence (IPV) has started to explore large datasets of police records in an attempt to unearth offending and victimisation...
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Examining the extent to which repeat and near repeat patterns can prevent crime
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Policing: An International Journal
Policing: An International Journal (2018) 41 (5): 608–622.
Published: 30 April 2018
.... Design/methodology/approach Crime data for four study areas in New Zealand are used to examine differences in the extent of burglary repeat and near repeat victimisation. Hotspots of burglary are also created to determine the extent to which burglary repeats and near repeats spatially intersect hotspots...
