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Mapping Out Crime Table of Contents
WAYS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN HELP
- Federal grants and contracts
- Comparative data from multiple jurisdictions to identify best practices and support benchmarking
- Analysis of problems and assessment of different intervention strategies
- Information, training, and technical assistance
- Combined and coordinated resources of federal law enforcement agencies
- Development, evaluation, and promotion of national strategies, e.g. the National Drug Control Strategy and the Integrated Firearms Violence Reduction Strategy
- Convening authority to develop common goals and objectives, mobilize action, and solve problems
- Federal resources for both prevention and enforcement
- National and local level leadership (e.g., through the U.S. Attorneys' Offices)
- Use of the Government Performance and Results Act as a tool to focus federal resources on results
- Jurisdiction and prosecution in high-impact, high-profile areas and cross-boundary problems
- Ability to target and deploy flexible resources to priority problems
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