B: REDUCING CRIME Flashcards

1
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What do left wing sociologists see as the main cause of crime?

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Social structure

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2
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What do the left wing focus on?

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Inequality, deprivation and social exclusion

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3
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What do the left wing suggest for crime prevention?

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Reducing income equality
Raising living standards
Reducing unemployment
Improving education

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4
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How do the left wing punish crime?

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Focus on rehabilitation- reintegrate back into society
Addressing issues about offending is the best way to prevent reoffending eg mental health treatment
Restoration justice

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Restoration justice

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Looks at the impact of offending, encourages the offender to take responsibility- inclusive approach

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What do the left wing believe about control?

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Focus on the relationship between the CJS, the police and the community

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7
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What do Lea and Young state about policing?

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The public lack confidence in the police

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What type of policing do the left wing criticise?

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Military style policing- leads to less co-operation

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What do the left-wing state about policing?

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Overpolicing of minor crimes leads to the underpolicing of crimes like domestic abuse, white collar crimes

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10
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What kind of policing do the left wing support?

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Multi-agency work- focuses on increasing co-operation between agencies in society

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11
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Evaluation of left wing methods of crime reduction

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Too unrealistic and ineffective
Murray argues that America tried to implement these policies in the 60s/70s and it did not work
RJ requires co-operation

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What do the right wing believe is needed to achieve crime prevention?

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Target hardening, eg installing alarms, locks etc

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13
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What does Clarke say?

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Theft from phone boxes stopped when aluminium coin boxes changed to steel

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14
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Two types of right wing crime prevention

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Situational crime prevention and environment crime prevention

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15
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Environment crime prevention

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CCTV, street lighting

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16
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_ CCTV for every __ people

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1 for every 11

17
Q

Painter and Farrington

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45% decrease in crime in well lit areas

18
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Right wing view on punishment (3)

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Retribution, degradation ceremonies, imprisonment prevents reoffending

19
Q

Retribution

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The idea that the punishment must fit the crime

20
Q

Degradation ceremonies

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Reinforce collective conscience

21
Q

Right wing view on policing

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Increase police control, eg increasing foot patrols

Zero-tolerance policy

22
Q

Zimring

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Found that homocide rates in NYC went down 82% with harsher punishments

23
Q

Right wing view on the welfare state

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Murray argues the welfare system is overgenerous and encourages reckless behaviour

24
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Evaluation of right wing crime prevention methods (3)

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Do not address the underlying cause of crime
Crime not addressed, but moved elsewhere
Davis argues it will segregate cities and increase fear

25
Q

82% decline in homocide rates in NYC

A

Zimring

26
Q

Who found a 45% decrease in crime in well lit areas?

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Painter and Farrington

27
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Who speaks about the public’s lack of confidence in the police?

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Lea and Young