Campus crime : legal, social, and policy perspectives / edited by Bonnie S. Fisher, School of Criminal Justice, University of Cincinnati and John J. Sloan III, Department of Justice Sciences, University of Alabama, Birmingham.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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CAMPUS CRIME; CONTENTS; Chapter 1 CAMPUS CRIME POLICY: LEGAL, SOCIAL, AND SECURITY CONTEXTS; Part I THE LEGAL CONTEXT OF CAMPUS CRIME; Chapter 2THE JEANNE CLERY ACT:A SUMMARY OF THE LAW AND ITS EVOLUTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION; Chapter 3 RESEARCH ON THE CLERY ACT AND CRIME REPORTING: ITS IMPACT ON THE LITERATURE AND ADMINISTRATIVE PRACTICE IN HIGHER EDUCATION; Chapter 4 REPORTING SEXUAL ASSAULT AND THE CLERY ACT: SITUATING FINDINGS FROM THE NATIONAL CAMPUS SEXUAL ASSAULT POLICY STUDY WITHIN COLLEGE WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES.

Chapter 5 "DECRIMINALIZING" CAMPUS INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSES TO PEER SEXUAL VIOLENCEChapter 6 STATE-LEVEL CLERY ACT INITIATIVES:SYMBOLIC POLITICS OR SUBSTANTIVE POLICY?; Chapter 7 THE VIOLENT VICTIMIZATION OF COLLEGE STUDENTS: FINDINGS FROM THE NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMIZATION SURVEY; Chapter 8 THE ROUTINE ACTIVITIES AND CRIMINAL VICTIMIZATION OF STUDENTS: LIFESTYLE AND RELATED FACTORS; Chapter 9 THE ROLE OF ALCOHOL ABUSE IN COLLEGE STUDENT VICTIMIZATION; Chapter 10 VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES: RAPE, INTIMATE PARTNER ABUSE, AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT.

Chapter 11 VULNERABILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES 101: THE EXTENT, NATURE, AND IMPACT OF STALKING AND CYBERSTALKING AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CAMPUS POLICIES AND PROGRAMSChapter 12 CRIME ON CAMPUS: SPATIAL ASPECTS OF CRIME AT A REGIONAL COMPREHENSIVE UNIVERSITY; Part III THE SECURITY CONTEXT OF CAMPUS CRIME; Part III THE SECURITY CONTEXTOF CAMPUS CRIME; Chapter 13 THE EVOLUTION OF CAMPUS POLICING: AN UPDATE TO "DIFFERENT MODELS FOR DIFFERENT ERAS"; Chapter 14 COMMUNITY-ORIENTED POLICING (COP)ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES:NEW DIRECTIONS?

Chapter 15 POLICING ALCOHOL-RELATED CRIME AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTSChapter 16 HIGH-TECH ABUSE AND CRIME ON COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES:REFLECTIONS ON WHAT IS OCCURRING, WHY IT IS OCCURRING, ANDWHAT CAN BE DONE; NAME INDEX; SUBJECT INDEX.

This third edition underscores that interest in the legal, social, and policy contexts of campus crime has not waned. Among the purposes of this new edition is the desire to share with readers the advancements that have occurred in understanding campus crime, especially the dynamics of college student victimization, and efforts to effectively address campus security issues. Presented in three sections, the first examines the legal context of crime by offering five chapters whose focus is on the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act and its state-leve.

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