Evidence-Based Policing
to accommodate these needs. Other decision-making perspectives in policing, including community-oriented policing, problem-oriented policing, and pro-fessionalism, could be strengthened through the inclusion and use of scientific information and analysis. Problem-oriented policing, for example (see Braga,
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