Crime punishment Flashcards

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Who would object to CCTV?

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privacy campainers

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Tony Blair 1993 labour party

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‘We will be tough on crime, and tough on the causes of crime’

Wants to please everyone to get votes

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2 approaches to punishment

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retirbution (right wing) and rehabilitation (left wing)

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retribution

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make the offender pay/suffer, can be seen as a punishment or a form of revenge

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rehabilitation

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aims to reintegrate the offender back into society, reforming them and addressing the causes of offending

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punishment and self concept - Braithwaite

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2 types of shaming through punishment:
1. disintegrative shaming
2. reintegrative shaming

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disintegrative shaming - Braithwaite

R

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offender is labelled nd stigmatised, affecting their self concept eg being branded. This would lead to more crime accoring to Braithwaite

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reintegrative shaming - Braithwaite

L

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focus on behaviour, encourage remorse, face up to consequences and make amends whilst avoiding making the same mistakes in the future

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left wing approaches to punishment

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prevent offending by showing error of ways - impact of crime on victim and society
- community service
- treatment programs eg AA
- restorative justice

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Restorative justice

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  • ‘Crime hurts, justice should heal’ (Braithwaite)
  • foster dialogue between victim and perpatrator
  • take responsibility for actions
  • victim and offender central to process
  • high rates of victim satisfaction, low rates of reoffending
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UK example of restorative justice

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since 2011, all youth crime in Surrey was refered to a panel of police and youth support workers to decide whether they should go to court, be given a caution or a youth restorative intervention YRI

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right wing apporaches to punishment

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  • favour harsh, punitive sentences
  • punishment must fit the crime
  • deterance, retrubution, public denunciation
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Example of right wing approach in USA

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‘Three strikes you’re out’ policy involves inprisonment with no parole

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Wilson disagrees with Murray as he believes that…….

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the certainty of capture is more of a deterent than the potential harshness of the sentence

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