4 Marker Practice Flashcards

(17 cards)

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What are 2 ways the media can distort the view of crime?

A

They give an over representative view of violent crimes.

They can often stereotype offenders reinforcing moral panics.

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What are 2 ways masculinity leads to more crime?

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A way of expressing hegemonic masculinity through toughness.

Subcultural status- masculine boys are more likely to join subcultures to gain status through masculine traits.

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2 ways crime and behavior are controlled through surveillance.

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Synoptic surveillance- powerful elites are always in the public eye therefore it is harder for them to commit white collar crime.

The panopticon effect- people act as if they are always being watched making the whole public less likely to commit crime.

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2 ways the state is able to conceal or legitimize crimes?

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Spiral of denial.

Situational deviance/

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2 reasons functionalist see crime as inevitable

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Not everyone is socialised equally therefore people don’t all have the same idea of right and wrong.

Safety valve- people commit crimes that are minor which prevents larger crime.

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Two realist solutions of crime

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environmental crime prevention

Solve relative deprivation

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2 differences between patterns in female and male offending

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Men commit more crime than women.

Women’s levels of crime are rising faster than men’s.

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2 reasons some minority ethnic groups will receive longer sentences

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Institutional racism.

Poorer therefore cannot afford as good legal aid as other groups.

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9
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Two types of green crime

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Primary- deforestation

Secondary- lying about environmental damage.

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10
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2 features of critical victimology

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Focuses on structural inequality causing victims.

Criticizes positivist victimology as it gives a blame the victim approach

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11
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2 neutralization techniques?

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Negotiation of justice

Spiral of denial

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12
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2 differences between Marxist and functionalist theories of crime

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Crime is a result of selective law enforcement

Crime is good for society

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13
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2 criticisms of left realism

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Impractical solutions to crime

Focuses to much on street crime

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14
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2 differences between left and right realism

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Different solutions

Different causes.

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15
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2 criticisms of moral panics

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They no longer happen due to fragmented media

Ignores real social problems

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16
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2 ways crime is socially constructed

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Becker- crime is just the reaction created.

Laws are socially constructed

17
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2 ways globalization effected crime

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Increased it

Opened new opportunities