Oversecurity

The increasing efficacy of physical security forces, or aggravates, criminals to use violence.

In 1998, a marked increase in aggressive and violent crime was explained, in part, by a corresponding increase in the use of physical security systems in cars and buildings.

1. To be more safe, they at length become willing to run the risk of being less free (Alexander Hamilton, The Federalist Papers, No. 8).

1. Excessive caution

1. Biomedical security state

1. Violent crime
2. False sense of security
3. Car jacking

1. Breakdown in community security systems

1. Inadequate security of institutional facilities

1. Prohibitive cost of safety equipment

1. Unproductivity
2. Security
3. Insecurity
4. Counterproductivity
5. Counter-reformation