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Predictive Law Enforcement: Evidence, Psychology, Governance, and Redress

A sixteen-step path through terminology, behavioral threat assessment, behavioral-science units, person and place prediction, traveler risk, watchlisting, regional cases, technology lifecycle, evaluation, rights, and redress.

Estimated total: 280 minutes

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This learning path is repository-authored curation of public educational routes. It records no participant testing, accepts no files or free text, sends no choices to a remote service, and grants no source authentication, specialist approval, accessibility certification, publication authority, operational authority, activation authority, production approval, or tuning authority.

Current review status: WIP.75 source-bounded curriculum — independent policing, behavioral-science, legal, civil-rights, scientific, accessibility, and affected-community review pending

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Definitions and Analytical Boundaries

Distinguish retrieval, identity resolution, association, mapping, forecasting, person scoring, threat assessment, watchlisting, and coercive action.

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Behavioral Threat Assessment or “Pre-Crime”?

A source-bounded examination of BTAC, NTAC, structured professional judgment, targeted-violence prevention, low base rates, services, intervention, and civil-liberties boundaries.

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Behavioral-Science Investigative Units

How specialized behavioral-science units support investigations, threat assessment, interviewing, research, training, consultation, and case management without becoming mind-reading engines.

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Person-Based Predictive Policing

Risk scores, priority tiers, hot-person lists, victimization/offending models, persistent designations, police-contact feedback, and due-process consequences.

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Place-Based Forecasting, Hot Spots, and Feedback Loops

A technical and sociotechnical audit of crime maps, near-repeat models, hotspot forecasting, patrol allocation, vendor claims, causal evaluation, displacement, and reporting loops.

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Traveler Risk, Behavior Detection, and “Malintent”

FAST, SPOT, Quiet Skies, Secure Flight, ATS, watchlists, anomaly rules, behavior observation, field tests, operational screening, and scientific-evidence limits.

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Watchlisting, Screening, and Government Action

A decision-chain guide from intelligence nomination and identity resolution through watchlist acceptance, downstream screening, encounter handling, retention, quality control, and redress.

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The FBI Threat Screening Center AI Enhancement Initiative

What the 2026 Sources Sought notice establishes, what it does not establish, and why federated retrieval, entity correlation, synthesis, provenance, and visualization still create consequential governance questions.

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Europe and the EU AI Act: Prohibited and High-Risk Boundaries

PRECOBS, SKALA, KrimPro, the Netherlands Crime Anticipation System, and the distinction between prohibited individual crime prediction and regulated law-enforcement uses under the EU AI Act.

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Predictive Policing in the United Kingdom

NDAS, HART, the Gangs Violence Matrix, the Violence Harm Assessment successor, and emerging AI-supported crime mapping—separated by function, deployment state, and consequence.

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United States “Hot People” Programs

Chicago’s Strategic Subject List and CVRM, LAPD LASER chronic-offender bulletins, and Pasco County intelligence-led policing—compared by target, method, intervention, feedback, and evidence.

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Predictive Public Security in China

IJOP, Police Cloud, Golden Shield, Skynet, Sharp Eyes, big-data platforms, proactive warning, large-model interfaces, and the difference between integration, alerting, prediction, and coercive governance.

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Global Comparison and Governance Framework

A comparative inventory of predictive policing, threat assessment, watchlisting, traveler-risk analysis, biometric surveillance, public-security platforms, and anticipatory intervention across jurisdictions.

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Technology Stack, Evaluation, Feedback, and Redress

A lifecycle model from collection and ingestion through identity matching, feature construction, modeling, deployment, scoring, analyst review, intervention, feedback, updating, retention, correction, deletion, and retirement.

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