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{{Definition|Public Safety is defined as the extent to which persons and property are free from [[attack]] or theft, that is, from the [[threat]] or [[risk]] of harm in particular places at particular times. <ref>Smith, M. E. and Dickey, W.J., “What If Corrections Were Serious About Public Safety?” Corrections Management Quarterly 2 (3) (Summer | {{Definition|Public Safety is defined as the extent to which persons and property are free from [[attack]] or theft, that is, from the [[threat]] or [[risk]] of harm in particular places at particular times. <ref>Smith, M. E. and Dickey, W.J., “What If Corrections Were Serious About Public Safety?” Corrections Management Quarterly 2 (3) (Summer | ||
| − | 1998): 12–30</ref>}} | + | 1998): 12–30</ref>}} |
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Public Safety is defined as the extent to which persons and property are free from attack or theft, that is, from the threat or risk of harm in particular places at particular times. [1]
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- ↑ Smith, M. E. and Dickey, W.J., “What If Corrections Were Serious About Public Safety?” Corrections Management Quarterly 2 (3) (Summer 1998): 12–30
