right realism policy development Flashcards

1
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What are 3 right realism policy developments?

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1)Sustainable crime prevention
2)enviroment crime prevention
3)imprisonment

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What is the sustainable crime prevention?

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Crime can be reduced by increasing the difficulty and and reducing the rewards

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3
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What is ‘target hardening’

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to design crime out of an area by implementing things such as locking cars and security guards

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4
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Why is sustainable crime prevention seen as a weak policy development?

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displacement - offenders move to a softer target

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5
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What is enviromental crime prevention?

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a two-fold policy:
1)Enviromental improvement strategy
2)zero-tolerance policing strategy

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What is an enviroment improvement strategy?

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Signs of disorder is removed.

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What is zero-tolerance policing strategy?

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‘Zero-tolerance’ attitude towards all crimes. The police should tackle lower level crimes to prevent the high level crimes

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What is an issue with the enviromental crime prevention?

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The enviromental crime prevention ignores the strcutural causes of crime

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9
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What are the strengths of zero-tolerance policing?

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crimes decreased in newyork in 1990s after introducing ZTP

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What is the weakness of ZTP?

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While crime went done for states that had ZTP; states that did not introduce ZTP also had a drop in crime rates so ZTP won’t be the main factor as to why crime has decreased.

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Why did ZTP curfew increase juvenile crime?

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It made the streets quiet which was opportunitistic for crimes

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12
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What was an issue within ZPT?

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It is targeting certain ethnic minorities by police racism

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13
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Who conducted the enviromental crime prevention?

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Wilson and Kelling

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14
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What is the policy development: imprisonment?

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tougher punishments will deter criminals

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What is ‘prison works’?

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The goverment took upon the idea that tougher penalties were required.

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16
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What are the 2 factors within ‘prison work’

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->Remove offender from public place
->tough punishments provides stronger consequences

17
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What year was ‘prison works’ introduced?

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in 1990s

18
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What are the strengths of imprisonment?

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Offenders can’t commit crime in jail.
Imprisonment deters criminals.

19
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What are the weaknesses of imprisonment?

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The offenders can commit crimes in jail against inmates
The prison lacks access to education and treatments
Studies show imprisonment is not a strong deterent

20
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Penal populism

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Politicans believed tough penalties were popular with the public and so this policy came to be known as ‘penal populism’

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