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Hot spots policing |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Accident and emergency navigators |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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After-school programmes |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Aggression replacement training (ART) for reducing antisocial behaviour |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Alcohol pricing |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Alley gating |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Alternative education programmes |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Body-worn cameras |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Boot camps |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Brief interventions for alcohol use disorders within criminal justice settings |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Car breathalyser lock |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Circles of support and accountability for sex offenders |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Closed-circuit television (CCTV) |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for domestic violence |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Crime prevention through environmental design |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Criminal sanctions to prevent domestic violence |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Crisis intervention teams (CITs) |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Day reporting centres |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Drink driving media campaigns |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Drink-drive stops |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Drink-driving courts |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Drink-driving school-based programmes |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Drug courts |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Drug substitution programmes |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Educational interventions to prevent relationship violence |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Electronic tagging for general offences |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Electronic tagging for sex offences |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Firearm laws |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Focused deterrence strategies |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Health visitors |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Healthcare screening for domestic abuse |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Increased police patrols to reduce drink-driving |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Limiting alcohol sales |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Lockouts for reducing alcohol-related violence |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Mental health courts |
Overall reduction, some rises
Overall, evidence suggest the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending but there is some evidence that it has increased crime/reoffending
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Mentoring |
Overall reduction, some rises
Overall, evidence suggest the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending but there is some evidence that it has increased crime/reoffending
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Minimum legal drinking age laws |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Moral reconation therapy (MRT) |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Motivational interviewing (MI) |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Multisystemic therapy |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Music making |
There is no evidence to suggest that the intervention has had a statistically significant impact on crime/reoffending
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Neighbourhood Watch |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Police-led pre-charge diversion models for young offenders |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Prison education |
Overall reduction, some rises
Overall, evidence suggest the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending but there is some evidence that it has increased crime/reoffending
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Prison visits |
Overall reduction, some rises
Overall, evidence suggest the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending but there is some evidence that it has increased crime/reoffending
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Probation officer training |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Problem-oriented policing |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Psychological treatment of adults convicted of sex offences against children |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Red light cameras |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Release on temporary licence |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Restorative justice conferencing |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Retail tagging to prevent shop theft |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Scared Straight programmes |
Overall, the evidence suggests that the intervention has increased crime/reoffending
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Second responder programmes to prevent domestic abuse |
There is some evidence that the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Social skills training for children |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Speed cameras |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Street lighting |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Teen courts |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Therapeutic communities |
Overall reduction, some rises
Overall, evidence suggest the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending but there is some evidence that it has increased crime/reoffending
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Therapeutic foster care |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Trying youths as adults |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Victim-offender mediation |
Overall reduction, some rises
Overall, evidence suggest the intervention has reduced crime/reoffending but there is some evidence that it has increased crime/reoffending
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Wilderness challenge programmes |
Overall, evidence suggests the intervention has reduced crime / reoffending
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Young offender aftercare |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Youth curfews |
There is some evidence that the intervention has either increased or reduced crime/reoffending, but overall it has not had a statistically significant effect on crime/reoffending
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Zero-tolerance policing |
There is no evidence to suggest that the intervention has had a statistically significant impact on crime/reoffending
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