Ac 1.3: Describe Models Of Criminal Justice Flashcards

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What are the two models Herbert Packer constructed?

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The crime control model
The due process model

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Why did Herbert Packer construct these models?

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To represent the two competing systems of values operating within criminal justice

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What is the presumption in the crime control model?

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Presumption of guilt

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Under the CCM what does the justice process resemble?

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An ‘assembly-line’ or ‘conveyor belt’

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What are the three stages of the CCM?

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Law enforcement arrest suspects
Court determines guilt
Guilty people recurve appropriate sentence and serve punishment

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Why might the CCM mean that a plea bargain is likely to be taken?

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So it enables them to reduce their sentence/get less severe punishment

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Links to theory: CCM - Functionalism

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It reinforces society’s moral boundaries - main function of justice being to punish guilty

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Links to theory: CCM - Right realism

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See crime as a growing problem - favours giving police greater powers to investigate/suppress crime

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What is the presumption in the due process model?

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Presumption of innocence - innocent until proven guilty

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Under the DPM what does the justice process represent?

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Obstacle course that prosecutors have to overcome before securing a conviction

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In Thompson V UK, was Thompson given due process?

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No, three issues flagged in court - public and press, formality of crown court, limited explanation of procedure

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Links to theory: DPM - Labelling theory

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DPM focuses on suspects safety/rights, labels not to be made because innocent until proven guilty

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