Morality and Justice

Question 1

What does DRRP stand for?

Answer 1

Deterrence, Retribution, Reformation and Protection

Question 2

Deterrence

Answer 2

To put offenders off of reoffending, or to put society off of committing a crime

Question 3

Retribution

Answer 3

Getting revenge or restoring the balance

Question 4

Reformation

Answer 4

Dealing with the causes of crime to help the offender become a better member of society

Question 5

Protection

Answer 5

Putting offenders in jail to keep them away from society, they will be no longer at risk, protecting offenders from themselves

Question 6

Fine

Answer 6

UK responses to crime, an amount of money to be paid to makeup for a crime committed.

Question 7

Community Payback Order

Answer 7

UK response to crime. a sentence for lower crimes, paying back for what they have done with their time, community service.

Question 8

Prison

Answer 8

UK responses to crime. a custodial sentence where the offender is removed from society.

Question 9

ASBOS / Tagging

Answer 9

UK responses to crime. a warning or electronic tag which limits the lifestyle of the offender

Question 10

Custodial Sentence

Answer 10

A punishment that happens in custody, away from society

Question 11

Non custodial sentence

Answer 11

A punishment that happens outside of custody and inside of society.

Question 12

Miscarriage of justice

Answer 12

When an innocent person is accused / punished for a crime they did not commit.

Question 13

Humane

Answer 13

Treating offenders with compassion and dignity

Question 14

What are the Purposes of punishment?

Answer 14

Deterrence, Retribution, Reformation and Protection

Question 15

What are the factors of punishment?

Answer 15

Financial factors, Environmental factors and psychological factors

Question 16

Financial factor

Answer 16

Committing a crime because of money, this could be because of poverty or wealth. as someone may steal food as they cannot buy there own or this could be a wealthy person stealing money as they do not want to loose their wealth.

Question 17

Environmental factor

Answer 17

Committing a crime based on where you live / were brought up, this could mean someone was brought up around drugs so they start using them as they might think its okay to do so. this could also be if someone grew up around people stealing, they might steal later in life as that is what they might be used too.

Question 18

Psychological factor

Answer 18

Committing a crime because of a possible mental or physical factor that changes the way someone may think or act. this could mean someone with a brain injury not knowing right from wrong and stealing for example.