When police leaders use departmental data to make informed decisions about how their police department should best operate, particularly as it relates to the policies and strategies of the department, it is called ______.

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Data-driven policing refers to the practice of using departmental data to make informed decisions about the operations, policies, and strategies of a police department. This approach emphasizes the importance of data analysis in guiding the management and tactical decisions within law enforcement agencies.

When Police Leaders Use Departmental Data to Make Informed Decisions