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Ronald F. Worst is a criminologist, security expert and fraud examiner. He has more than 15 years of private practice experience as a criminologist specializing in financial fraud and security consulting services.
Generally speaking, the dictionary defines self policing as a form of self-regulation in which you monitor your own adherence to legal, ethical, or safety standards instead of utilizing a government entity to monitor and enforce those standards. As you read this definition, what stands out as the single most important approach in reducing our society’s crime rate?