Criminology Unit 4 AC1.3 Flashcards

1
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What are the two models of Criminal Justice?

A

Crime Control and Due Process

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2
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What’s the focus of Crime Control?

A

Swift verdict

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3
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What’s the aim of Crime Control?

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Punish criminals and protect rights of victims

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4
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What does the Crime Control model believe?

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Police should have enhanced powers

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5
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What can the Crime Control model be linked to?

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Zero tolerance approach in right realism

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6
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What laws support Crime Control?

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Introduction of ‘bad character’ evidence, removal of double jeapoardy and extended detention time for terrorist offences

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7
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What cases were investigated using Crime Control?

A

Collin Stagg and Barry George

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8
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What’s the focus of Due Process?

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Fundamental fairness

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What’s the aim of Due Process?

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Innocence until proven guilty and protecting rights of defendant

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10
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What does the Due Process model believe?

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Police shoudl have limited powers

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What can the Due Process model be linked to?

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Correct and just verdict in left realism

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12
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What laws support Due Process?

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PACE 1984, Interviews are now recorded, and the Human Rights Act 1998

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13
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What cases were investigated using Due Process?

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James Bulger and Sion Jenkins

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