The Criminal Justice System Flashcards
CJS - role of CJS; deterrence
people would be afraid of the consequences so deer away from committing crime
CJS - role of CJS; public protection
maintain public order
prevent crime
catch offender to stop criminals causing further harm
CJS - role of CJS; retribution
punishing criminals to get what they deserve
CJS - role of CJS; rehabilitation
criminals tried into reformed characters to not offend again
CJS - culture of control (Garland)
change from rehabilitation to retribution reflects shift from left realist (causes of crime, social injustice, inequality) towards right realist (consequences of crime, need for more social control, strict socialisation, harsh punishment) to reduce fear that crime produces
CJS - restorative justice
victims of crime brought together with their offender to reduce their fear of crime & are offenders responsible for their actions
CJS - when are restorative juice used?
less serious offences
in addition to community sentences
CJS - reintegrative shaming
offenders named and shamed to realise extent that society disapproves their offending
CJS - postmodernist
policing policies should take into account peoples different lifestyles and needs
sharia courts to deal with muslim communities