3.1 Role of agencies in social control Flashcards

Explain the role of agencies in social control (12 cards)

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aims of the judiciary

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crown - support jury to understand proceedings

appeal - listen to evidence in cases of appealing sentence or conviction and make informed decision

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funding of the judiciary

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senior salaries review board, SSRB

in 2023 most senior made 294k and district made 157k

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philosophy of the judiciary

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judge must be loyal to king as head of state, ensure law and order maintained and apply law equally

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working practices of the judiciary

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  • take oaths to remain independent from the government and are fair and consistent
  • deal with any offenders over 10, age of criminal responsibility
  • criminality depends on type of court, summary, triable either way or indictable
  • judges divided into superior and inferior
  • 91 locations where crown regular sits, high profile at Central Criminal Court (old bailey) such as the Yorkshire ripper
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aims of the police

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follow PACE act 1984
- arrest, detain, search and interview suspects of a crime

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funding of the police

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central government grants raised through council tax

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philosophy of the police

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depends on location:
Humberside - help public feel engaged, give staff and community a voice and encourage innovation

Met Police - keep London safe for everyone by
1. focus on what matters most to Londoners
2. work more closely with partners and public
3. achieve best outcomes for justice and in support of victims

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working practice of police

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  • respond to calls and general beat duties
  • specialist teams deal with specific crimes such as anti-terrorism, firearms and dog handler
  • special constables and PCSOs
  • commissioner regionally elected
  • 45 territorial forces
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aims of the CPS

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work under the prosecution of offences act 1985 to
- decide what to prosecute
- determine appropriate charges
- prepare cases and present in court
- keep cases under review

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funding of the CPS

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central government funding
- strain from budget cuts
- can recover costs from courts by charging offenders

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philosophy of the CPS

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’ to make sure that the right person is prosecuted for the right offence, and to bring offenders to justice wherever possible’

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wp

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