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A Methodology for Constructing Decision Support Systems for Crime Detection

To build decision support systems for crime detection we need to examine for whom is the system built and how will it be used. In addressing this question we will develop a methodology for developing crime detection decision support systems. The methodology is based on a methodology for analyzing the aims of certain unlawful acts.

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