AC 1.2-Organisation of the Criminal Justice System Flashcards

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Role of Police

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Arrest offenders and protect the public, give evidence in court, take statements, enforce the law.

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Relationships with the Police

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Courts: make sure defendant turn up to trial, give evidence in court.
CPS: Charging and prosecuting offenders.
Probation: make sure offenders are released effectively, manage a offender on probation.

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Role of CPS

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Involved in criminal investigation, gives advice on what evidence is need to prosecute, prepares and presents the prosecutions case in court.

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Relationship with the CPS

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Police: Advises possible lines of enquiry, instructing what to charge suspect with.
Courts: presents prosecutions case, prepares appeals against unduly lenient sentence.

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Role of Courts

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Decides verdict and sentence given to offenders, influences law creation through precedent and statutory interpretation.

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Relationships with the Courts

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Police: ensure defendant is delivered to court for trial.
Probation service: implementation of sentencing, asses the level of risk an offender has to public.

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Role of HM Prison Service

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Supervise prisoners in custody, ensure prisoners denied of bail are emended and offers rehabilitation programmes.

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Relationships with the Prison Service

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Probation Service: prisoners are released in to the community on license successfully.
Courts: deliver sentences, parole and release/licenses.
NHS+ Social care: Give healthcare and advice

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Role of Probation Service

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Supervise prisoners released on community service and probation, re-arrest/recall offenders that break terms of license.

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Relationships with the Probation Service

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Police: Manage high risk offenders from reoffending
NHS+ Social care: support prisoners with complex needs
Courts: prepare pre-sentence repots.

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Role of campaigns/ Pressure groups

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Raise awareness of issues that need to be sorted, campaign and promote new law creation.

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Relationships with Campaigns/Pressure groups

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Cooperate with various agencies to enable change.

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Name the organisations in the Criminal Justice System

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Police
Probation service
Prison service
CPS
Courts
Campaigns/Pressure groups

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