Describe the strategies

Question 1

what does policing represent?

Answer 1

represents the gateway to the criminal justice system.

Question 2

What is renewal strategy?

Answer 2

the idea of changing, improving and preventing crime

Question 3

Community policing

example

Answer 3

emphasises on building relationships between police officers and the community

example: noise complaints, violence, gangs

Question 4

problems for community policing?

Answer 4

lack of resources

often dismantled due to austerity

used as social control to monitor everything.

Question 5

problem orientated policing

example

Answer 5

identifying strategies, addressing problems of crime, reducing crime and improving public safety

example: burglary or other high rates of crime

Question 6

problems for problem orientated policing?

Answer 6

can be difficult to implement effectively in communities

lack of resources

often time consuming

Question 7

Partnership policing

example

Answer 7

working with other agencies under crime disorder act 1998 - bringing services together

example: hospitals, schools, universities, communities etc.

Question 8

problems for partnership policing?

Answer 8

overly reliant on community engagement

too much time to invest

Question 9

Traditional policing

example

Answer 9

hierarchal organised structure for police officers should be recognised and highly visible, build relationship with the community

example: stop and search

Question 10

problems for traditional policing?

Answer 10

often focuses on punishment and enforcement rather than addressing the cause of the crime

police are overly aggressive, militarised, disconnected from the communities.

Question 11

Intelligence-led policing

example

Answer 11

addresses the root causes of crime and disorder by gathering information.

example: high rates of crime in an area

Question 12

problems for intelligence-led policing?

Answer 12

lack of resources

reliant on tech

Question 13

evidence-based policing

example

Answer 13

scientific research that is used to guide officers

example: where a crime has happened

Question 14

problems for evidence-based policing?

Answer 14

can be biased

sceptical of law and enforcement

Question 15

zero-tolerance policing

example

Answer 15

uses the Broken Windows theory - solving minor crimes over the big ones

example: littering

Question 16

problems for zero-tolerance policing?

Answer 16

justify policing aggressive tactics

fails to address the social and economic factors that contribute to crime and disorder

effects the trust between police and communities

eventually portraying the inequalities in the criminal justice system.