Unit 4 1.3 DPM Flashcards

1
Q

What is the aim of the due process model?

A

to protect from the power of the state which is the greatest threat to freedom

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2
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What is the presumption of the due process model?

A

innocence

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3
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Who is given rights in the due process model?

A

rights of the accused

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4
Q

How does the dpm move through the criminal justice system?

A

Must follow rules and procedures before convicting the suspect

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5
Q

what is the term used for the dpm movement?

A

Like an obstacle course

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6
Q

Link the dpm to left realism

A

aggressive policing in poor areas is leading to more crime, so police need to follow procedure

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7
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link the dpm to labelling

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if police act lawfully should reduce discriminating behaviour which will stop crime

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8
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What legislations link to the due process model/

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Right to legal representation right to appeal etc

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9
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how is the dpm used in the uk cjs?

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Only small proportion of criminals seek appeal, must be fair trials

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