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Co-offenders’ Crime Location Choice: Do Co-offending Groups Commit Crimes in Their Shared Awareness Space? by Lammers, Marre

“…Abstract This study examines the influence of co-offending on crime location choice: the extent to which awareness spaces of co-offenders overlap and whether…”
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The Influence of Activity Space and Visiting Frequency on Crime Location Choice: Findings from an Online Self-Report Survey by Menting, Barbara, Lammers, Marre, Ruiter, Stijn, Bernasco, Wim

“…Abstract Crime pattern theory predicts that offenders commit offences in their activity spaces. We also propose that they most likely offend in the more…”
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Situational Correlates of Adolescent Substance Use: An Improved Test of the Routine Activity Theory of Deviant Behavior by de Jong, Ellen, Bernasco, Wim, Lammers, Marre

“…Objectives To test the routine activity theory of deviance, we assess whether adolescents are most likely to use substances while they are involved in…”
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BITING ONCE, TWICE: THE INFLUENCE OF PRIOR ON SUBSEQUENT CRIME LOCATION CHOICE by LAMMERS, MARRE, MENTING, BARBARA, RUITER, STIJN, BERNASCO, WIM

“…Properties, victims, and locations previously targeted by offenders have an increased risk of being targeted again within a short time period. It has been…”
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Are frequent offenders more difficult to find and less willing to participate? An analysis of unit non-response in an online survey among offenders by Bernasco, Wim, Lammers, Marre, Menting, Barbara, Ruiter, Stijn

“…The interpretation of research findings based on self-reported delinquency requires knowledge of how response rates depend on the attributes of potential…”
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The effectiveness of 48 safety interventions according to safety professionals by Jakko van Kampen, Marre Lammers, Wouter Steijn, Frank Guldenmund, Jop Groeneweg

“…In The Netherlands, approximately 2.300 workers have a serious reportable accident at work every year, of which around 60 are fatal (Bellamy et al., 2014)…”
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Are Arrested and Non-Arrested Serial Offenders Different? A Test of Spatial Offending Patterns Using DNA Found at Crime Scenes by Lammers, Marre

“…Objectives: Compare the spatial offending patterns of arrested offenders to that of non-arrested offenders, in order to assess selection bias in arrest data…”
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Are Arrested and Non-Arrested Serial Offenders Different? A Test of Spatial Offending Patterns Using DNA Found at Crime Scenes by Lammers, Marre

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FAMILY MATTERS: EFFECTS OF FAMILY MEMBERS' RESIDENTIAL AREAS ON CRIME LOCATION CHOICE by MENTING, BARBARA, LAMMERS, MARRE, RUITER, STIJN, BERNASCO, WIM

“…According to crime pattern theory, offenders are likely to select crime locations within their awareness space. Previous studies have shown that offenders…”
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Are mobile offenders less likely to be caught? The influence of the geographical dispersion of serial offenders’ crime locations on their probability of arrest by Lammers, Marre, Bernasco, Wim

“…Why is it that some offenders get arrested quickly, while others manage to evade arrest much longer or are never arrested at all? What characterizes serial…”
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What works in safety. The use and perceived effectiveness of 48 safety interventions by van Kampen, Jakko, Lammers, Marre, Steijn, Wouter, Guldenmund, Frank, Groeneweg, Jop

“…•The effectiveness of safety interventions is often unclear in practice.•Safety practitioners were surveyed on the intervention types that they use.•The use…”
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Cross-border crime patterns unveiled by exchange of DNA profiles in the European Union by Bernasco, Wim, Lammers, Marre, van der Beek, Kees

“…The aim of this study was to make a head start with unveiling transnational spatial patterns in offending. To that end, data are used from DNA profile exchange…”
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How Long Do Offenders Escape Arrest? Using DNA Traces to Analyse when Serial Offenders Are Caught by Lammers, Marre, Bernasco, Wim, Elffers, Henk

“…Why is it that some serial offenders are arrested quickly and others only after a long period, or never at all? What characterises offenders who continue to…”
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