Crime and the Law

Question 1

Non-sexual crimes of violence

Answer 1

Murder
Attempted murder
Assault
Armed robbery

Question 2

Sexual offences

Answer 2

Rape 
Attempted rape 
Sexual assault 
Prostitution 
Pedophilia

Question 3

Crimes if dishonesty

Answer 3

Housebreaking
Theft
Shoplifting
Fraud

Question 4

Vandalism

Answer 4

Arson

Damage to property

Question 5

Other

Answer 5

Drugs
Traffic crimes
Handshaking a weapon
Public disorder

Question 6

Social

Answer 6

Adverse childhood experiences
Social pressure
Drugs and alcohol

Question 7

Economic

Answer 7

Greed
Poverty
Unemployment

Question 8

Biological

Answer 8

Hormones
Mental disorders
Brain disorder

Question 9

Example of ACE

Answer 9

16x more likely to take drugs
15x more likely to commit and act of violence
20x more likely to be in prison

Question 10

Example of drugs and alcohol

Answer 10

2/3 of violence is committed under the influence

Question 11

Example of social pressure

Answer 11

80% of domestic is a make being the perpetrator and the women being the victim

Question 12

Example of greed

Answer 12

Former SNP Natalie McGarry was jailed for embezzling £25000 for a food bank

Question 13

Example for poverty

Answer 13

25% of all crimes of dishonesty are for when people steel from shops for thing like food and clothing

Question 14

Example for unemployment

Answer 14

Areas like Mary hill have a high unemployment rate leading them to have a high crime rate

Question 15

Example for mental disorder

Answer 15

Aron Campbell has been labelled a psychopath and jailed for life for killing Alesha mcphail

Question 16

Examples for hormones

Answer 16

90% of all prisoners in Scotland are men

Question 17

Examples of brain development

Answer 17

In 2020 Scotland judges decided to reduce the number of 25 year olds going to jail

Question 18

Physical consequences of crime

Answer 18

Family-loss
Perpetrator-imprisonment
Victim-death

Question 19

Social consequences of crime

Answer 19

Community-fear
Family-sadness
Perpetrator-guilt

Question 20

Verdict

Answer 20

Guilty
Not guilty
Not proven

Question 21

Sentence

Answer 21

Custodial

Non custodial

Question 22

Justice of the peace

Answer 22

Traffic fine
2,500 fine
60 days jail

Question 23

Sherrife court

Answer 23

Assault
5,000 fine
5 years jail

Question 24

High court

Answer 24

Murder
Unlimited fine
Life sentence

Question 25

Punishment

Answer 25

Community order Jail Fine Electrical tag

Question 26

Role of court

Answer 26

Determine guilt Punish Provide justice

Question 27

Example determine guilt

Answer 27

Former SNP Natalie McGarry was found guilty in the Glasgow sheriffs court

Question 28

Examples of punish

Answer 28

Mark maclean has a community payback order for abusive and racist behaviour which he later broke

Question 29

Example of providing justice

Answer 29

The family of Julie Reilly said after the trail in Glasgow the had justice because Andrew Wallace was convinced for killing her

Question 30

Role of the police

Answer 30

Prevent Protect Investigate

Question 31

Examples of prevent

Answer 31

Police Scotland have launched a campaign for easing awareness for disability hate crimes

Question 32

Examples of protect

Answer 32

The police protect Nicola sturgeon when at and event

Question 33

Examples for investigate

Answer 33

The police investigate any crime

Question 34

Purpose of prisons

Answer 34

Rehabilitation Punishment Keeping people safe

Question 35

Examples of rehabilitation

Answer 35

Providing courses to get of drink and drugs

Question 36

Example of punishment

Answer 36

The family of Julie Reilly have felt justice know the murder are in prison for life

Question 37

Examples of keeping the public safe

Answer 37

Seton Campbell is not allowed out from jail as he is a psychopath

Question 38

Alternative to prison

Answer 38

Fine Home detention order Community payback order ASBO