Routine activities theory looks at crime from the points of view of both the offender and of crime prevention efforts.

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Routine activities theory suggests that crime occurs when three elements converge: motivated offenders, suitable targets, and lack of capable guardianship. This theory also recommends that crime prevention efforts focus on reducing opportunities for crimes to occur, such as increasing capable guardianship and reducing the availability of suitable targets.

Routine Activities Theory Looks at Crime from the Points of View