Crime & Law Stuff Flashcards

1
Q

(2007) What percentage of young people got involved in anti-social behaviour and petty crimes due to boredom?

A

70%

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2
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In 2011 what percentage of people reported drinking above the recommended weekly limits?

Men -

Women -

A

27%

10%

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3
Q

What is white collar crime?

A

fraud, bribery, money laundering

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4
Q

What is blue collar crime?

A

house breaking, vandalism

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5
Q

What is corporate crime?

A

corruption, health and safety offences

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6
Q

What is crime of hatred?

A

abusive language, assault

linked to religion, race, nationality

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7
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What is cybercrime?

A

hacking, computer crimes

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8
Q

What is domestic abuse?

A

abuse of child or spouse in the home

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9
Q

What are crimes involving fire?

A

arson, some types of vandalism

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10
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What is violent crime?

A

murder, assault, rape

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11
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What are crimes of dishonesty / property crimes?

A

burglary, housebreaking, theft, robbery

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12
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What is state crime?

A

war crimes, crimes permitted by the government against different ethnic groups

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13
Q

Half the people in SCottish prisons say they were under the influence of what when they committed their crime?

A

Alcohol

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14
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What percentage of accidental deaths every year are alcohol related?

A

22%

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15
Q

A government response to reduce over drinking is?

A

compulsory alcohol consumption guidelines on labels

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16
Q

The new Scottish drink driving law has changed the limit from 80mg per 100ml of blood to…

A

50mg per 100ml of blood

17
Q

Alcohol abuse costs to Scotland in 2010:

£727 million on…

£268 million on…

£230 million on…

A

crime costs

hea;thcare related costs

social care costs

18
Q

2005 Licensing Scotland Act

first bit of legislation for 30 years

A
  • deals like ‘happy hour’ banned
  • alcohol can only be sold between 10am - 10pm
  • Stores must have a designated area for alcohol
19
Q

2011 Licensing Act (amendments to 2005 one)

A
  • Age verification compulsory
  • You may be asked for ID
  • Illegal to attempt to buy alcohol if you are under 18
20
Q

2008 banning of drinks promotion

A

Special offers on alcohol are banned. Traders must comply or face fines.

21
Q

Government response to alcohol in 2013

A
  • Minimum price for drinks based on their alcohol content
  • Advertising on tv + radio restricted to evening hours from 2016
  • Cinema advertising restricted to over 18 movies
  • All alcoholic drink containers must be labelled with health warnings, pregnancy advice, alcohol and calorie content
22
Q

In 2012 what was the minimum price of alcohol set in the new law?

A

50p per unit

23
Q

What are the 3 verdicts?

A

Guilty, not guilty, not proven

24
Q

4 levels of court

Justice of Peace -

Sheriff summary -

Sheriff and Jury -

High Court -

A

theft, careless driving (sentence - 60 days, £250)

serious assault, drugs, fraud (12 months, £5000)

serious version of any crime (5 years, £unlimited)

murder, rape

25
Q

How many Sheriff Courts are there in Scotland?

A

49

26
Q

What are the 2 types of Scottish Court procedure?

A
  1. Summary procedure
  2. Solemn procedure