Crime Prevention System and Mechanisms for College Students

Abstract

In recent years, with the popularization of education and the continuous increase in the national level of education, the number of college students accounts for 10% of the total population. However, at the same time, we have also observed a peculiar phenomenon: the crime rate among college students is increasing year by year, reaching 2.5%. Therefore, we use content analysis and systems theory analysis to analyze the causes of college student crime in recent years and summarize its characteristics among newly added and frequently occurring cases. Through improving traditional legal education and implementing a three-in-one crime prevention model encompassing family, school, and society, we aim to reduce the current crime rate among college students. Simultaneously, we utilize situational crime prevention theory to effectively control criminal opportunities by reducing crime profits, upgrading crime risks, lowering crime incentives, and increasing crime difficulty. This facilitates the establishment of the next step in the prevention system and provides constructive suggestions for the further construction and implementation of the crime prevention system for college students in Huzhou City.