Exam 3: III pt. 2 Flashcards
What are the 5 goals of sentencing?
- ) rehabilitation
- ) Reintegration/ restoration
- ) retribution
- ) incapacitation
- ) deterrence
What is rehabilitation?
offenders are brought into the justice process so that the gov’t can play a role in treating whatever issues offenders have that may have contributed to wrongdoing.
What is retribution?
offender should be punished to meet societal demands.
Corporate crimes are hard to detect because?
they are disguised in routine legitimate activities
To become aware of corporate crimes you need _________ _________ and __________ __________
proactive policing
encourage reporting
The judge plays a ________ role
mediator
What are the factors involved when deciding sentences?
1) Harm
2) Blameworthiness
3) Consequences
4) Goals
What is Reintegration/ restoration?
Back into society/ make reparations
Why is sentencing of WCC offenders different from conventional crimes?
1) WCC viewed as less serious
2) toughest sentencing laws are reserved for traditional offending.
3) judges see WCO as less deserving of prison time and more to offer the community.
4) cooperation is more important in WCC
5) sentenced more leniently
6) sentencing varies
What was the 1984 Sentencing Reform Act?
created sentencing guidelines that promote uniform, fair, and harsher sentences.
“remedy individualized disparity in federal criminal sentences and to equalize sentencing for ‘street criminals’ and ‘white-collar offenders’”
What do we know about prison experience of WCC offenders?
- ) depression
- ) danger
- ) deprivations
- ) deviance
- ) doldrums
Why do WCC offenders experience depression in prison?
- one’s first exposure to prison life.
- loss of job
- loss of status
- isolation
- sentencing dynamics
Why do WCC offenders experience dangers in prison?
- celebrity bashing
- prison placement
- prison culture/socialization
- exaggerated concerns
How do WCC offenders experience deprivation?
WCO accustomed to certain lifestyles, experience of deprivations might be problematic.
Do the experiences of WCC offenders sentenced to jail/prison differ from that of conventional offenders?
- experience boredom
- shaming is more particular to WCCO