SCP-application and criticism

Question 1

what is SCP known as in green crime?

Answer 1

offences that harm, damage, or destroy our natural environments and thereby effect humans, animals, environments and the earth

Question 2

what is 2 problems in trying to prevent green crime?

Answer 2

companies dont want to prevent it because it gives us something we need e.g.oil
not viewed as ‘real crimes’

Question 3

FISHING

Increasing the effort

Answer 3

fencing off areas, license for users

Question 4

FISHING

increasing the risk

Answer 4

CCTV, vessel checks, patrols

Question 5

FISHING

reducing the rewards

Answer 5

relocating species, disrupting distribution channels

Question 6

FISHING

removing the excuses

Answer 6

warning signs, information pamphlets

Question 7

what us targeted problem solving

Answer 7

a specific crime prevention plan is needed, one that fits the nature and type of crime

Question 8

SCP AND rhino poaching

Answer 8

micro chipping
dying the horns pink
de-horning and leaving the stub for re-growth

Question 9

crime prevention failed measures

too much vigilance by guards

Answer 9

rarely watch CCTV

not paying attention

Question 10

crime prevention failed measures

carelessness of people

Answer 10

leaving doors unlocked

not paying attention

Question 11

crime prevention failed measures

too easily defeated

Answer 11

cards disabled by stamping on chips

Question 12

crime prevention failed measures

technical faults

Answer 12

anti-climb paint too thin

door locks not working

Question 13

unintended consequences

Answer 13

SCP measures that work in one setting may only do so in that setting. We need to know which measures work best, in which place, with which offender

Question 14

Criticisms

victim-blaming

Answer 14

advertising ‘potential victims’ to modify their behaviour to avoid victimisation can make people more fearful and less inclined to leave the home meaning fewer ‘eyes on the street’

Question 15

Criticisms

fortress-society

Answer 15

by installing gates, fences ect. people become more fearful and less willing to venture outside the homes. People see outside as dangerous.

Question 16

Criticisms

brave new world

Answer 16

CCTV is everywhere
Issues of privacy and human rights
We will accept being pushed from place to place

Question 17

Criticisms

displacement

Answer 17

crime may be displaced to another e.g. reduced robberies on buses= increased robberies on subway

Question 18

Criticisms

other

Answer 18

ignores what gives rise to crime

how much do we want to control our environment

Question 19

what are the 5 forms of displacement

Answer 19

temporal
tactical
territorial
target
functional

Question 20

displacement

temporal

Answer 20

crime is committed at different time

Question 21

displacement

tactical

Answer 21

crime is committed using a different method

Question 22

displacement

territorial

Answer 22

crime is committed in a different place

Question 23

displacement

target

Answer 23

crime is committed against a different person

Question 24

displacement

functional

Answer 24

a different type of crime is committed

Question 25

displacement

what is the sixth form of displacement

Answer 25

perpetrator displacement

Question 26

displacement

what is perpetrator displacement

Answer 26

prevented crimes are committed by different, more determined offenders

Question 27

not all crime is displaced?

Answer 27

THE BRITISH GAS SUICIDE STORY

removing the toxin filled gas tanks did not create a displacement, instead suicide rates fell dramatically

Question 28

displacement reversed

Answer 28

CCTV put into 5 buses, vandalism dropped.

Kids were unsure which transport now had CCTV