Ac 2.2 Flashcards

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Outline the aims of retribution

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Offenders deserve punishment to avenge society and victim
Just deserts- fair and proportional sentences given

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What theories undermine retribution

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Right realists- offending is a choice where they looked at all factors and still offended (rational choice)
Functionalists- boundary maintenance- break boundary’s to create behavior illegal

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What’s the criticism to retribution

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Subjective view on proportional sentences and doesn’t reduce reoffending

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Outline the aims to rehabilitation

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Reintegrate offender, believes there are other factors offender couldn’t control, believes in treatments

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What theories support rehabilitation

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CBT- change cognitive behaviour to make them rational/normal
Operant conditioning- token economys

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What’s a criticism of rehabilitation

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Soft approach on offending and doesn’t work for all offenders

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Outline the aims of deterrence

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Putting people off offending individually (lowering reoffending) or generally (prevent offending) 2011 London riots

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What theories support deterrence

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Right realists- rational choice, use of CCTV and gated alleys
STL- vicarious reinforcement- watch others get punished puts people of wanting to do same thing

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What are the criticisms to deterrence

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Little to none reduction to reoffending, crime still happens, impulsive offenders not effected

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What are the aims of public protection

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Remove offenders ability t offend, using sentences, or extreme methods like chemical castration or hand cutting

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What theories support public protection

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Lombroso- criminals have biological differences then rest of population, need to remove them.
Right realists- long prison sentences

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What are the criticisms to public protection

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Risk management- doesn’t treat root cause of offending.
Incapacitation- warehousing effect where holding people in prison for long time increases prison population

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Outline the aims of reparation

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Amend wrongdoing offender has done through financial compensation or community work

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What theories support reparation

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Labelling theory- allows offender to show remorse and reduces reoffending

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What are the criticisms to reparation

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Doesn’t work on sexual or violent crimes, also soft approach to dealing with offending

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