ethnicity and crime Flashcards

1
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PACE

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police may stop, detain and search any person or vehcile in a public place as long as the officier has ‘reasonable grounds’

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2
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How much more likely are BAME to be stop and searched?

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7 times more likely

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3
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what is the problem with PACE?

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extremely vague and subjective

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4
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phillips and bowling

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BAME are more likely to think they are over-policed and under protected

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5
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hoyle

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found that black people’s chances of involvement with tasers was 18 in 10,000 compared to 6 in 10,000 for white people

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6
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how much more is the arrest rate for black people than white people?

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3 times more

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7
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why do bowling and phillips argue the CPS is less likely to drop cases against ethnic minorities?

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as the evidence presented in court by the police is often weaker and only based on stereotyping

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8
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how much higher is black imprisonment rates than whites?

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5% higher than white offenders

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9
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Roger Hood

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found that black men were 5% more likely to receive a custodial sentence and were given sentences on average 3 months longer than white men

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10
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what is plea bargaining?

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where the defendant agrees to plead guilty or no contest to a charge in exchange for concessions from the prosecutor

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11
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what is a PSR?

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a risk assessment to assist magistrates in deciding on the approriate sentence for a given offender

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12
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Hudson and Bramhall

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argue that PSRs allow for discrimination - found reports on asian offenders were less comprehensive and less remorseful than white offenders

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13
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in 2014 how much of the prison population were ethnic minorities?

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over a quarter

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14
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In 2014 how many black people were jailed, compared to white and asian?

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5.5 per 1000 black people, 1.6 per 1000 asians and 1.4 per 1000 white people

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15
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how much more likely were black people to be in prison?

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4 times

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16
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AO3:

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Police Race Action Plan: improving policing for black people

17
Q

How can we undermine this AO3?

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it supports the argument for institutional racism but shows they are actively trying to address it

18
Q

lea & young

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because such a large proportion of crime is reported by the public, even if they are discriminatory, it is unlikely they can adequately account for the ethnic difference in statistics

19
Q

what do lea and young argue is the reason for difference in statistics?

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stats represent real differences in level of offending between ethnic groups and these are caused by differences in marginalisation and relative deprivation

20
Q

AO3: Head of Police

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In January 2024, Head of Polcie deemed the force as institutionally racist

21
Q

Gilroy

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black criminality is a myth created by racist stereotypes, as a result the police and CJS act on these racist stereotypes and therefore they appear in greater numbers

22
Q

what does gilroy say ethnic minority crime can be a form of?

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political resistance against a racist society

23
Q

why would this increase crime rates?

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as they are resisting against the police who hold the power to arrest

24
Q

AO3: lea and young

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  • lea and young argye first generation immigrants were very law abiding so unlikely to pass down ant-colonial struggle