criminology agencies Flashcards
what are the government agencies
police, crown prosecution service, judiciary, prisons and probation.
what are the non-government agencies
charities and pressure groups
what are the contribution of agencies in achieving social control
they provide environmental, behavioural, institutional measures. They also provide disciplinary procedures and fill the gaps in state provision.
what are the limitations of agencies in achieving social control
high reoffending rates, legal barriers , access to support and resources, finance, local and national policies, environment and the crimes that are committed by people with moral incentives eg. terrorists.
what are the aims and objectives of the police
the aims and objectives are to prevent and detect crime, maintain public order and protect the public.poli
police funding
funded by the home office, local taxation, police and crime commissioners.
what is the polices philosophy
maintaining order through visible presence, investigation and enforcement.
what are the polices working practices
they deal with all types of crimes and prioritise them based on severity, and they also deal with all types of offenders with the help of specialised units for certain categories.
what is the polices reach
the police have a wide reach across the nation with local forces.