AC2.3 COMMUNITY SENTENCES Flashcards

1
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what are community sentences imposed for?

A

offences too serious for a discharge/fine but not serious enough for prison sentence

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who gives a community order?

A

the court

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What are requirements for a Community Order?

A

supervision by probation officer, curfew or exclusion order, residency requirement, 40-300 hours unpaid work

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How do community sentences meet retribution?

A

curfews/exclusion orders restrict offenders movements, suffer limits on freedom, public naming and shaming

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How do community sentences meet reparation?

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Unpaid work to repair damage caused to victims property, may be to whole community through unpaid work on Community Payback e.g. removing graffiti, cleaning wasteland etc.

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How do community sentences meet public protection?

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breaches in community sentences can lead to offender being sent back to prison- all sentences must protect public

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How does community sentences meet rehabilitation?

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Addressing needs e.g. homelessness, drug misuse, unemployment, mental health
Undergo treatment

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what did the Ministry of Justice find about community sentences?

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34% reoffended within 12 months of starting community sentence compared to 64% for those serving prison services of less than 12 months

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Between 2007 and 2020, what % did the proportion of offenders receiving Community Orders fall from?

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From 14% to 7%

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