AC 3.3

Question 1

What is the problem with facial recognition technology in relation to human rights?

Answer 1

It intrudes on peoples privacy, it also does not work well on black womens’ faces

Question 2

How much has the CPS budget been cut by between 2010 and 2018?

Answer 2

1/4

Question 3

How much has the prison service budget fell by between 2010 and 2018?

Answer 3

16%

Question 4

What are civil liberties?

Answer 4

Basic rights that are guaranteed to citizens of a country by law

Question 5

What is an example of a case that was impacted by human rights?

Answer 5

Abu Qatada had links to terrorist groups and preached these ideas in Finsbury park, London. He avoided deportation to Jordan due to the risk of him being tortured.

Question 6

How can civil liberties be a limitation of social control?

Answer 6

They restrict what the police can do in relation to social control e.g deportation (link to case)

Question 7

What does recidivism rates suggest about social control?

Answer 7

That social control is not always effective.

Question 8

What is the overall recidivism rate?

Answer 8

28%

Question 9

What is the total socioeconomic impact of recidivism?

Answer 9

£18.1 billion

Question 10

How does recidivism rate prevent social control?

Answer 10

People are re - offending, meaning social control is never achieved

Question 11

How does prisons access to resources and support effect social control?

Answer 11

Prisoners have a lack of resources that help them rehabilitate.

Question 12

What % of men said it was easy to access mental health support in prison?

Answer 12

1/3

Question 13

How many people said they used class A drugs since leaving prison?

Answer 13

1 in 3

Question 14

What % of prisoners had been in employment the year after custody?

Answer 14

28%

Question 15

50% of employers said what?

Answer 15

They would not consider employing an ex offender

Question 16

How does a lack of resources and support limit social control?

Answer 16

It limits the possibility of offenders rehabilitating, as they may be tempted to re offend if they exit prison in the same situation

Question 17

What % of the prison budget has been cut from the police?

Answer 17

19%

Question 18

How much has been cut from the Prison Services budget since 2010?

Answer 18

£900 million

Question 19

How does funding cuts limit social control for the police?

Answer 19

Shortage of police officers, meaning there are less officers on the street are more opportunity to get away with crime

Question 20

How has funding cuts for the prison service limit social control?

Answer 20

Prisoners have less free time, less support for mental health, rehabilitation programmes often do not run.

Question 21

How can local and national policies limit social control?

Answer 21

Local police prioritise certain crimes over others, this may mean that some crimes are not investigated

Question 22

What do national policies focus on?

Answer 22

Knife crime, gang crime .

Question 23

What is an example of a national policy?

Answer 23

Serious violence strategy - looks at how to support young people to live away from violence

Question 24

What are moral imperatives?

Answer 24

A strongly felt principle/ moral that compels a person to act

Question 25

How do moral imperatives limit social control?

Answer 25

A persons moral compass is a bigger force then rules of social control and the law