State Crime Prevention [also known as SCP] is a new way to prevent crime and describes the various SCP programs in this paper. State crime prevention is a crime prevention strategy that deals with specific crimes by managing, designing and manipulating the environment in a way that seeks to increase the risk to the perpetrator, while reducing the reward for the producer's power generated by the perpetrator. ‘National Crime Prevention’ (NCP) is a term given to crime experts in crime prevention strategies that aim to reduce the chances of crime arising from everyday life practices. Such strategies include 'strengthening' targeted capabilities, improving crime surveillance (e.g. closed television closures), and diverting potential offenders from potential crime areas (e.g. by reducing that access to shopping malls and other locations). Although there have been a lot of research and criminal discussions about the SCP, it has focused on efficiency issues and other technical aspects e.g. major problems, especially those with a minor nature, were minor. State crime prevention is an important means of protection. This means that it is intended to prevent crime before it arises. Like other crime prevention strategies, crime prevention often focuses on reducing the risk of crime rather than focusing on the characteristics of criminals or potential criminals.

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Keywords: Crime Prevention, Environmental Crime, Rational Choice Theory, General Work Theory.