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Most policing programs can be categorized based on intention to encourage interest, communication, and information; and expanding police presence.
 
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A nonrandom sample in which a researcher tries to find as many relevant cases as possible, until time, financial resources, or his or her energy is exhausted, or until there is no new information or diversity from the cases is called snowball
 
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Reply 2 on: Aug 17, 2018
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