How Would You Classify These Clery Crimes in Your ASR?
Are you a Campus Security Authority (CSA) responsible for collecting Clery Act crime statistics? What should these crime scenarios be classified under?
Are you a Campus Security Authority (CSA) responsible for collecting Clery Act crime statistics? What should these crime scenarios be classified under?
Would these campus crime scenarios be considered Clery crimes and if so, how should they be classified in an Annual Security Report (ASR)?
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