Hate Crime Flashcards

1
Q

what is a hate incident?

A

any non-crime incident perceived to me motivated by hostility or prejudice based on 5 monitored strands

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what is a hate crime?

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any criminal offence perceived to be motivated by hostility or prejudice based on one of the 5 monitored strands

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what are the 5 monitored strands?

A
  1. race
  2. religion
  3. disability
  4. sexual orientation
  5. transgender
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4
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what is Allport’s Scale of Prejudice?

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a scale which increases in level of harm on victim:
5. allocution
4. active avoidance
3. discrimination
2. physical attack - where it becomes a hate crime
1. extermination

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5
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what does s28of The Crime and Disorder Act 1998 state?

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what a religiously or racially aggravated attack is

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what is a racially or religiously aggravated attack?

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if at the time of, or immediatley before or after, offender shows hostility bc of the victims membership or perceived one, of a racial or religious group
OR
offence wholly or partly motivated by hostility towrads members of a racial or religious group bc of this membership.

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7
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What are the offences that can be racially or religiously aggravated?

A

Criminal Damage
Harrassment
Assaults
Public Order

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8
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What are the offences that can be racially or religiously aggravated called - acronym?

A

CHAP offences

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