Ac 3.1 Flashcards

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What is Ac3.1?

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Explain the role of agencies in social control

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what does social control involve?

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getting people to conform to society’s norms and laws

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what are the agencies involved in maintaining social control that are sponsored or controlled by the government ?

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The police, the Crown prosecution service, the judiciary, the prisons and the probation service

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What agencies are involved in maintaining social control that are outside of government control?

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charities and pressure groups

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5
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who was the founder of the metropolitan police?

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Sir Robert Peel

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6
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when was the metropolitan police founded?

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1829

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7
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What are the 5 philosophy’s of the police?

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  1. prevent crime + disorder
  2. there ability to perform their job depends of public approval
  3. physical force is a last resort
  4. duty to impartially serve the law
  5. police are still citizens, just in uniform
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what are the three police codes of ethics?

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courage, respect/empathy and public service

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in the police code of ethics what does courage mean?

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standing against anything, ensure distributes and handled professionally

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In the police code of ethics what does respect/empathy mean?

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to recognise and respond to physical mental and emotional challenges

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In the police code of ethics what does public service mean?

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taking pride in providing an excellent service to the public

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What are four aims of the police?

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  1. keep the peace and to maintain order
  2. protect life and property
  3. prevent, detect and investigate crime
  4. bring offenders to justice
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Under what act helps police using their powers to complete their aims?

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Police and Criminal evidence act (1984)

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Under the police and criminal evidence act (1984) what specific legal powers do the police have?

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Stop, question, search, arrest, detain and interview member of the public regarding a crime

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15
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what was the total police budget in 2020/21?

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£15.2 billion

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16
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what three sources does the police budget come from?

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  1. 2/3 of it come from the central government
  2. 1/3 comes from local council tax
  3. small amount is from charging for local services
17
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how much did the police funding fall from in 2010-2018?

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19%

18
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what did the budget cuts of the police lead to between 2010-2018?

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fall of 20,000 officers

19
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by 2020 how many police officers were there in England and Wales?

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123,000

20
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How many regional police forces are there in the uk?

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39 in England, 4 in wales, 1 in Scotland and 1 in northern Ireland

21
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Other than the regional police forces what other police organisations are there?

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specialist police organisations with a Uk wide reach such as border force

22
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What type of offenders do the police deal with?

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virtually all types of offences/offenders, yet some specialist law enforcement agencies deal with specific types of crimes

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