Impact of left realism on policies Flashcards

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What is the basis of left realism?

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The root cause of crime in inequality and unfair social structure.

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What are examples of policies that can be used to reduce inequality?

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-Anti-discrimination laws.
-Equal Opportunities.
-Increase quality employment.
-Standardised housing for all.

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What is democratic policing?

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The idea that police should work with the community to build trust, support and information. They should also involve the community in decision making and improvements.

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Is democratic policing effective?

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Had some success, for example:

-The introduction of community support officers.
- Cannabis now being low priority.
-Domestic violence and hate crimes being labelled as high priority.

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How does a multi-agency approach work?

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Fights crime by including all agencies together, like police, schools, social services, local councils etc.

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Is a multi-agency approach effective?

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Some success, such as the campaign No Knives Better Lives.

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What are new labour policies on crime?

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Involves being tough on crime and tough on the causes of crime, for example investing in deprived communities.

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Are new labour policies effective?

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Some success, as they help prevent crime by solving the root causes of it.

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Define democratic.

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Involving the people and allowing them to have a voice in policies that impact them.

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