crime in schools
type: Concept
narrower: campus crime

campus crime
definition: Campus crime—illegal behavior occurring within the confines of postsecondary institutional boundaries—involves three important contexts: the legal, the social, and the security. The legal context involves judicial and legislative efforts to address campus crime, the social context includes efforts to accurately measure the extent and nature of campus crime while also identifying its major correlates, and the security context includes efforts of campus law enforcement and security to reduce/ control campus crime and address new challenges, including those posed by high-tech crimes such as intrusions of university computer networks. [Source: Encyclopedia of Victimology and Crime Prevention; Campus Crime, College and University]
broader: school and workplace offenses
broader: location specific crime
broader: crime in schools
type: Concept

school and workplace offenses
type: Concept
narrower: campus crime

location specific crime
type: Concept
narrower: campus crime

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: campus crime