3.1

Question 1

what are the 6 agencies of social control?

Answer 1

• police
• CPS
• judiciary
• prison
• probation service
• pressure groups

Question 2

what are the police philosophy and values?

Answer 2

1. honesty and integrity
2. authority, respect and courtesy
3. equality and diversity

Question 3

what are the police aims and objectives?

Answer 3

1. reduce crime and maintain law and order
2. protection of life + property
3. preservation of peace
4. prevention and detection of criminal offences

Question 4

what are the 4 police POWERS?

Answer 4

• arrest
• detain
• search
• interview

Question 5

how are the police funded?

Answer 5

by a central government grant

+ some income raised through council tax

Question 6

what are the police working practices?

Answer 6

all forces have teams of officers who are responsible for general beat duties + respond to calls from public

specialists such as; Anti Terrorism

Question 7

what are police support officers?

Answer 7

fully trained volunteers who provide support to the police

Question 8

what are the CPSs philosophy and values?

Answer 8

• independence and fairness
• honesty and openness
• treating everyone with respect
• behaving professionally & striving for excellence
• equality and inclusion

Question 9

CPS aims and objectives..

Answer 9

1. advices police on lines of enquiry/evidence needed to build a case
2. assess evidence & keeps cases under review
3. decide whether a case gets prosecuted or not + the charge
4. preps a case + presents in court
5. supports and assists victims and prosecution witnesses

Question 10

how is CPS funded?

Answer 10

by the government + additional funds from court cases

Question 11

what are the working practices of CPS?

Answer 11

• dealing with the full range of offended and criminals + take responsibility for all serious cases
• local and national reach - 14 regional area and teams processing cases locally