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  • Created on: 28-05-23 20:49

1. What is interpersonal coherence?

  • Offenders tend to commit similar crimes
  • Offenders who show an understanding of a police investigation are likely to have had previous criminal encounters
  • There is a consistency between the way offenders interact with their victims and with others in their everyday lives
  • The time and location of an offender's crime will communicate something about their residence or employment
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2. What is locatedness?

  • There may be several locations involved in any crime
  • Crimes are linked to one offender, increasing precision
  • The offender will have some connection to the crime scene
  • Crimes tend to cluster and highlight whether the offender is a commuter or marauder

3. What is comparative case analysis?

  • There may be several locations involved in any crime
  • Crimes tend to cluster and highlight whether the offender is a commuter or marauder
  • Crimes are linked to one offender, increasing precision
  • The offender will have some connection to the crime scene

4. What are the four parts to geographical profiling?

  • Locatedness, systematic crime location choice, centrality, comparative case analysis
  • Interpersonal coherence, time and place, criminal career, forensic awareness

5. Who analysed 66 SA cases and found consistency in the offender's behaviours?

  • Canter and Heritage
  • Ludrigan and Canter
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