Project Overview:
Write a 1-page academic essay on the topic “Geographic Profiling in Criminal Investigations.” The essay should follow APA format and provide an analysis of how geographic profiling is used in modern criminology and law enforcement. The paper should explain the principles behind geographic profiling, its benefits, and its limitations.
Specific Requirements:
Abstract: Provide an abstract of 150–200 words summarizing the essay’s focus, argument, and findings.
Essay Length: The main essay should be 1 page (excluding title page, abstract, and references).
Formatting: APA format (12-point Times New Roman, double-spaced, 1-inch margins).
Citations: Use at least 2–3 credible scholarly sources (criminology, forensic science, or policing studies). Include proper in-text citations and a complete APA reference list.
Content Focus:
Definition and theoretical basis of geographic profiling.
How it assists in narrowing down suspects and predicting offender behavior.
Case studies or examples of successful application in investigations.
Ethical considerations and limitations of geographic profiling.
References: Provide a properly formatted APA reference list.
Deadline:
Submission is due by 29th September, 10:00 AM (Kenyan time).