Crime Control Policies Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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What is the primary focus of crime control policies?

A

To prevent and reduce crime in society.

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2
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Fill in the blank: One key aspect of crime control policies is __________.

A

deterrence

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3
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Name one type of crime control policy.

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Zero tolerance policy

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4
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a goal of crime control policies? A) Rehabilitation B) Deterrence C) Punishment D) Isolation

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A) Rehabilitation

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5
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True or False: Crime control policies can include community policing strategies.

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True

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6
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What role do local governments play in crime control policies?

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They implement and enforce policies at the community level.

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7
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Fill in the blank: Crime control policies often rely on __________ to ensure compliance.

A

law enforcement

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8
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What is the purpose of a zero tolerance policy?

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To eliminate minor offenses to prevent major crimes.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a common criticism of crime control policies? A) They are too lenient B) They disproportionately affect marginalized communities C) They reduce crime rates D) They promote community engagement

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B) They disproportionately affect marginalized communities

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10
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What is meant by ‘community policing’?

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A strategy that focuses on building relationships between police and community members.

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True or False: Crime control policies are static and do not change over time.

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False

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12
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What is the impact of socioeconomic factors on crime control policies?

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They influence the effectiveness and focus of crime control measures.

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13
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Fill in the blank: Effective crime control policies often require __________ among various stakeholders.

A

collaboration

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14
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Name one outcome that crime control policies aim to achieve.

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Reduction in crime rates

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15
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following practices is often associated with crime control policies? A) Restorative justice B) Incarceration C) Mediation D) Community service

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B) Incarceration

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16
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What is the significance of data analysis in crime control policies?

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It helps in identifying crime trends and evaluating policy effectiveness.

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17
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True or False: Crime control policies should be based solely on public opinion.

18
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Fill in the blank: __________ is a key measure of the success of crime control policies.

A

Public safety

19
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What is an example of a preventive measure in crime control policies?

A

Neighborhood watch programs

20
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a key challenge in implementing crime control policies? A) Lack of funding B) Community support C) Increased crime rates D) Public awareness

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A) Lack of funding

21
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What role does technology play in modern crime control policies?

A

It aids in surveillance, data collection, and crime analysis.

22
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True or False: Crime control policies are only the responsibility of law enforcement agencies.

23
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Fill in the blank: Successful crime control policies often incorporate __________ approaches.

A

evidence-based

24
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What is the relationship between crime control policies and civil liberties?

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There is often tension, as some policies may infringe on individual rights.

25
What is a common goal of restorative justice as it relates to crime control?
To repair harm caused by crime and promote healing.
26
What is the primary purpose of crime control?
To prevent and reduce crime in society.
27
True or False: Crime control strategies are only implemented after a crime has occurred.
False
28
Fill in the blank: The ________ model emphasizes the importance of protecting society from crime through punishment and deterrence.
retributive
29
Name one example of a crime control strategy.
Community policing
30
Multiple choice: Which of the following is NOT a crime control method? A) Surveillance B) Rehabilitation C) Deterrence D) Ignoring crime
D) Ignoring crime
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What does 'zero tolerance' policy refer to in crime control?
A strict enforcement of laws with no exceptions for minor offenses.
32
True or False: Crime control measures can include both legal and social interventions.
True
33
What is the role of technology in crime control?
To enhance monitoring, reporting, and analysis of crime data.
34
Fill in the blank: ________ policing focuses on building relationships between police and the community.
Community
35
Multiple choice: Which of the following is a proactive crime control strategy? A) Arresting offenders B) Crime prevention programs C) Punitive measures D) None of the above
B) Crime prevention programs
36
What is the significance of crime statistics in crime control?
They help identify trends and inform policy decisions.
37
True or False: Crime control only involves law enforcement agencies.
False
38
What is the focus of situational crime prevention?
Reducing opportunities for crime through environmental design.
39
Fill in the blank: The ________ approach to crime control uses psychological principles to modify offender behavior.
rehabilitative
40
Multiple choice: What is a key feature of restorative justice? A) Punishment B) Victim-offender mediation C) Isolation D) Deterrence
B) Victim-offender mediation