3.3 Flashcards

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What’s the problem with the rising prison population?

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Prison population x2 since 1993-> reoffending
Giving Longer sentences ie: 2018, sentences 26 months longer than 10 yrs ago
Prison= deterrence, re🥷 = recalled to prison

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What theorists link to rising prison population?

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Right realists- prison works, 🥷 rational actors, fear being jailed = deterrent to ⛓️ (offending)
❌ explain the ⬆️ reoffending rates

Marxists- ❌ surprising unemployed 🥷 ⬆️m to re offend- live on befits ❌ meet their needs

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What’s repeat offenders?

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The m⬆️ previous ⛓️ (convictions) someone has, m⬆️ to re🥷, men m⬆️ reoffending than females, 🥷 that served > 6 months, m⬆️ to re🥷 than those given a warning ⚠️
Juveniles w short sentence= 74% ⬆️m reoffend, around 40% juveniles= re offend

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What’s Civil liberties?

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Rights + freedom of citizens to every individual by law
HR: right to education 🏫, right to marry, right to religion
Freedom of Speech 🎤, freedom from detention without trial.

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What are HR abuses?

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In 👮‍♀️states, social control agencies ie: police have some restrictions of power-> force citizens 😁 behave
ie:🇹🇷, if prisoner tries to have freedom of speech-> ❌ well, there’s arbitrary killing links to due process.

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What are moral imperatives?

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Overriding sense of what’s ✅, strong it 🧲 (compels) person to act on it, even if breaking the law.

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What are case examples of moral imperatives?

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Rosie James + Rosie Wenham did criminal damage to nuclear submarine as it was going to kill thousands.

Kay Gilderdale- Broke law, assisted suicide of daughter ill for 17 yrs

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What happened to the defendants in moral imperatives?

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Defendants either were acquitted or guilty of less charge

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What are the limitations of the environment?

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🥷 released from prison, home environment impacts if they stay or ❌ stay out of prison.
🥷 return to same social ⭕️ -> reoffending, ❌ employment 💼 available, prison reform trust 2016: 🥷 📉 likely to offend if they get home visits-> 68% had ❌ such visits

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What are limitations of the environment 2?

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Fewer than 44% prisons got positive 👍rating by inspectors 2015 for purposeful activity 💼

Only 1 in 4 🥷 had 💼 to go to from prison, 12% employers employed 🥷 in last 3 yrs

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What did Durkheim say about moral imperative?

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When people act on moral imperative, creating change= ➕ function of crime, ⛓️ essential and can be ➕ (positive)

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What are local and national policies?

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New Goverments= new 🎯 on ⛓️ (crime) ie 🔪 crime, some crimes = unprioritised ie underage 🍸, Goverment accused of not focusing on serious ⛓️ie: Goverment focused on priorities, tackle 🔪+ 🔫 ⛓️, gave 💰 -> fund 🆕 policy

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What is a problem with local and national policies?

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Limit ability of agencies ie: 👮‍♀️ to achieve social control, 🆕 lawmakers some ⛓️ priority, other offences= neglected

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What is the environment?

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Use peer monitoring= trained mentors to 💼 w young ppl. Some programmes done by youth justice services. Promote interventions, 🧱 (build) life skills-> evidence that doing sports ⚽️ improve ppl behaviour, ➖ re🥷

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What is finance?

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Agencies ie police, prison, CPS= ❌ achieve social control. Budget from public.
£ keeping 🥷 in prison ⬆️, population x2, £500,000 refurbish a prison wing, £716M for maintenance 👩‍🔧

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What’s access to resources + support?

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Prison= punish but also rehabilitate, 🛑 cycle 🔁 of re🥷-> offer 🏫+ drug courses etc

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What are problems to resources + support in prisons?

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Resources + support in prison= limited , when 🥷 released= lack of resources

Short sentences= ❌ give prisons enough time to deal with problems 🥷 has, 15% ✂️ in prison officers= ❌ enough officers help monitor activities

Release on temporary licence= v few able to do scheme cos staff shortages that 👌 vise (supervise) it.

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What theory links to reoffending rates?

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Marxism-> ⛓️ due to capitalist society
ie: vagrancy- 1 in 9 prisoners ❌ ready 🛏️ accommodation on their release (NACRO), 🥷 on release= ⛓️ to be back in prison as they’re vagrant

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What are access to resources and support problems in community sentences?

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Inadequate support for complex needs ie: vagrancy, drug addiction, mental health problems

Inadequate supervision by probation services, not strict in letting 🥷 miss appointments
Failures by rehab companies

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Who were the suffragettes?

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Went against the law, fought for women’s rights , social control ❌ work for moral imperatives, individual beliefs strong, break the law