Law 4 Acronyms

• IVNA:

  I- Initial

  V- Victim

  N- Needs

  A- Assessment
• VCS:

  V- Victim

  C- Contact

  S- Scheme
• Crime Prevention Techniques- WIDE:

  W- Windows/ door locks

  I- Internal lights timer

  D- Double lock doors

  E- External Lights
• National Strategies- NPCPS:

  N- National

  P- Policing

  C- Crime

  P- Prevention

  S- Strategy
• National Strategies- HOMCPS:

  H- Home

  O- Office

  M- Modern

  C- Crime

  P- Prevention

  S- Strategy
• EMMIE Framework- Crime reduction toolkit presentation technique:

  E- Effect

  M- Mechanism

  M- Moderators

  I- Implementation

  E- Economic Cost
• Routine Activity Theory:

  • A likely offender
  • A suitable target
  • The absence of a capable guardian against the offence
• Crime Problems- CHEERS

  C- Community

  H- Harmful

  E- Expectation

  E- Events

  R- Recurring

  S- Similarity
• OSARA Model:

  O- Objective

  S- Scanning

  A- Analysis

  R- Response

  A- Assessment
• POP:

  P- Problem

  O- Oriented

  P- Policing
• ATLAS Approach:

  A- Ask (challenging questions, build hypotheses)

  T- Test (new approaches/ evidence)

  L- Learn (do approaches have expected effects)

  A- Adapt (change current practices based on new evidence)

  S- Share
• RNR Model:

  R- Risk (Who to target based on likelihood of re-offending)

  N- Need (Identifying criminogenic needs as focus of targeted intervention)

  R- Responsivity (How interventions should be delivered)
• Changing Behaviour:

  • Understand the behaviour
  • Identify intervention options
  • Identify options for implementation
• APEASE- Criteria for intervention design and evaluation:

  A- Affordability

  P- Practicability

  E- Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness

  A- Acceptability

  S- Side Effects/ safety

  E- Equity
• EBP Matrix:

  Enablers= culture, capability, structure and strategy

  Levels of Maturity= Limited, Initiated, Defined, Developed and Integrated
• Mechanically Propelled Vehicle: SEPDOG:

  S- Steam

  E- Electric

  P- Petrol

  D- Diesel

  O- Oil

  G- Gas
• MAM:

  M- Maximum

  A- Authorised

  M- Mass
• UW:

  U- Unladen

  W- Weight
• VEL:

  V- Vehicle

  E- Excise

  L- Licence
• DACS- Section 164 Road Traffic Act 1988 (DAC for Section 165):

  D- Driving a motor vehicle on a road

  A- Accident (Has been driving a motor vehicle on a road when an accident occurred owing to its presence on a road)

  C- Committed an offence in relation to use of a motor vehicle on a road

  S- Supervising the holder of a provisional licence holder driving on a road.
• VRM:

  V- Vehicle

  R- Registration

  M- Mark
• VSN/ L:

  V- Vehicle

  S- Seizure

  N- Notice/ L- Letter
• VED-

  V- Vehicle

  E- Excise

  D- Duty
• Animals included in RTCs: CHAMPSDG:

  C- Cattle

  H- Horse

  A- Ass

  M- Mule

  P- Pig

  S- Sheep

  D- Dog

  G- Goat
• ACECARD:

  A- Approach

  C- Caution signs

  E- Examine Scenes (METHANE where required)

  C- Casualties

  A- Ambulance/ fire/ other agencies

  R- Remove Obstruction

  D- Detailed Investigation
• METHANE:

  M- Major Incident declared

  E- Exact Location

  T- Type of incident

  H- Hazards present or suspected

  A- Access- routes that are safe to use

  N- Number, type, severity of casualties

  E- Emergency services present and those required
• HORT-1:

  H- Home

  O- Office

  R- Road

  T- Transport Form 1
• VDRS:

  V- Vehicle

  D- Defect

  R- Rectification

  S- Scheme
• TOR:

  T- Traffic

  O- Offence

  R- Report
• DAFFLE- NIPS

  D- Dangerous/ careless inconsiderate driving or cycling

  A- Aiding or abetting any of these

  F- Failing to comply with an officer on traffic duties

  F- Failing to comply with a regulation 10 traffic sign

  L- Leaving a vehicle in a dangerous position

  E- Excess speed
• NIP:

  N- Notice of

  I- Intended

  P- Prosecution