Researcher; NIJ Graduate Research Fellow
Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement
Andrew Lemieux (2009 Fellow) is a researcher at the Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement. He has spent his postgraduate years studying wildlife crime, a unique and challenging problem, integrating criminological theory to the study and prevention of wildlife crimes in Africa and Asia, such as elephant and tiger poaching. Andrew has spent his postgraduate years working on a unique and challenging problem. As a GRF, Andrew determined the risk of violence in everyday activities and places. He used time-based risk assessments to see which activities and places were the most dangerous hour for hour.
Date Created: July 17, 2019