Crime Prevention Strategies: CSMP Unit 2 Workbook Assessment, ISMI

This assignment, part of the CSMP Level 6 Diploma Unit 2 on Crime Prevention, delves into various crime motivation theories and their practical applications. The first task involves a critical evaluation of crime motivation theories, particularly examining the debate between free will and determinism, and presenting counterarguments based on environmental/social theories. The second task analyzes a case study of rhino poaching in sub-Saharan Africa, applying crime motivation theories to understand the criminal behavior and the involvement of international gangs and local communities. The assignment also addresses sensitivities related to profiling based on biological or genetic predisposition in workplace crime management programs, emphasizing the importance of equal treatment and non-discrimination. The student examines the shortcomings of various theories and applies them to real-world scenarios, offering a comprehensive understanding of crime prevention strategies.