The Challenge of Crime in a Free Society¶
President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice. (1967). The Challenge of Crime in a Free Society.
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Primes¶
- Funnel Analysis
- Incident response and security operations. Alert to triaged to investigated to confirmed to contained to recovered; funnel ratios diagnose where the operation loses ground. Software product onboarding. Visited to signed-up to activated to retained to paid; "activation" is funnel thinking. Criminal-justice flow. Arrest to charge to indictment to trial to conviction to sentence; sociologists use the funnel to expose discretion points.
This sourceIntroduced the now-canonical criminal-justice flowchart tracing cases from crime through arrest, charge, conviction, and sentencing — the source of the "crime funnel" model exposing attrition and discretion points at each stage.
- Incident response and security operations. Alert to triaged to investigated to confirmed to contained to recovered; funnel ratios diagnose where the operation loses ground. Software product onboarding. Visited to signed-up to activated to retained to paid; "activation" is funnel thinking. Criminal-justice flow. Arrest to charge to indictment to trial to conviction to sentence; sociologists use the funnel to expose discretion points.
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