3.2 Contribution of Agencies to achieving social control Flashcards

(11 cards)

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What are ‘Defensible spaces’ and how are they beneficial?

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  • Defensible spaces have clear boundaries to give a safe image and increase community territorality (e.g. cul-de-sacs)
  • They have natural surveillance with unrestricted view which will help with protection
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What suggestions did Alice Coleman make to improve CPTED?

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No more housing blocks should be built, any block should have private gardens that the residents are responsible for, get rid of overhead walkways.

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Explain the example of Gated Communities for CPTED?

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  • Gated lanes are lockable alleyways to stop offenders access especially on terraces
  • They reduce burglary rate as, they provide a physical barrier, residents gain a sense of territoriality
  • Criticisms = doesn’t tackle internal crime, can’t tackle intangible crime, there are problem families instead of problem areas
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Which theories does CPTED link to?

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  • Situational crime prevention = makes it harder to commit crime
  • Rational choice theory = if an offender is challenged, they are likely to stay away
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What is the limitations of Gated Communities?

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Doesn’t deal with criminals already inside, gated communities restrict emergency access.

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What are ASBOs and explain what they do.

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  • Introduced in 2000 to deal with low level anti-social behaviour, they are civil orders and can lead to punishment if broken – don’t work as by 2014 24,000 issued with a 58% breach rate.
  • Seen to cause a self-fulfilling prophecy and seen to be a badge of honour.
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Explain what CBOs are?

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  • Crime Behaviour orders are those given to seriously anti-social Individual’s and forbids them doing things e.g. going places
  • They require Individual’s to comply to certain activities e.g. drug treatment
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What are token economies?

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uses institutions to try and make offenders behave desirably, uses operant conditioning (skinner) to reinforce good behaviour with rewards

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What cuts were made to the budget of the police, CPS and Prison service?

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Budget cuts:
- Police 2011-2018 = cut by 19%
- CPS = 2011-2020 there was a 30% decrease
- prison = 15% loss, lost 1/3 of officers between 2017-2020

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What is the impact of Mobile Phones on the collection of evidence?

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Mobile phones have resulted in more failures to disclose evidence and will likely miss evidence – especially with reduced staff – Liam Allen

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3 examples of crime that go unreported?

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¼ of rape cases, domestic abuse and White-Collar Crime

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