Friday, March 21

Crime Prevention and Justice - Online Course

By NextGen learning

Learn strategies to prevent crime and explore justice systems with this comprehensive online course. Boost your knowledge today!

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284 days, 13 hours, 30 minutes
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Course Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to Criminal Law
Module 2: Elements of a Crime
Module 3: Incitement, Conspiracy and Attempt
Module 4: Accomplice
Module 5: Crime Prevention
Module 6: The Police
Module 7: Prosecution, Caution and Diversion
Module 8: Youth Justice
Module 9: The Trial
Module 10: Sentencing Process
Module 11: Homicide
Module 12: Offences against Person
Module 13: Sexual Offences
Module 14: Theft
Module 15: Blackmail, Robbery & Burglary
Module 16: White-Collar Crime
Module 17: Terrorism & Law
Module 18: Property Offences
Module 19: Cybercrime & Piracy
Module 20: Prisons
Module 21: Probation Service
Module 22: War Crimes

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Frequently asked questions

What steps can I take to prevent becoming a victim of crime?

To reduce the risk of victimization, implement practical crime prevention methods such as securing your home, being vigilant in public spaces, and staying informed about local crime trends. The Metropolitan Police offers comprehensive advice on best practices.

How can I report a crime or suspicious activity in my area?

You can report crimes or suspicious activities by contacting your local police force directly. For non-emergencies, use the non-emergency number or online reporting tools provided by your local police. In emergencies, always dial 999.

What is Restorative Justice, and how does it work?

Restorative Justice is a process that brings together victims and offenders to discuss the impact of a crime and find a way to repair the harm caused. This approach can be used for various types of crime.

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Mar 21 · 9:00 PM PDT