This when broken down means that the offender will consider the factors of the crime such as: getting away from the crime once it is committed, the possibility of being caught by law enforcement and if they will be successful in achieving their goal. In contrast, offender-specific is “the idea that offenders evaluate their skills, motives, needs and fears before deciding to commit crime...
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They will consider whether or not they will be too afraid to commit the crime and the reasons why they would commit the crime. If the offender can find a solution to his or her problem without having to commit a crime he or she will more than likely take that route. However, if they see no way out of their situation they will probably go ahead and commit the crime; hence, fore-thought...
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