Crime and Punishment: Modern Period (1900-present)
- Created by: ellielouise
- Created on: 19-04-21 19:10
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- Modern Period (1900 - present)
- crime
- football
- began in the 1970s and 80s
- was riots from fans of opposing teams
- CCTV was introduced
- seats were introduced in stadiums
- rising cost of tickets meant that a certain type of people could attend
- car crime
- 1967 - alcohol limit
- 1983 - drivers' seatbelt
- 1992 - speed cameras introduced
- problem with car theft
- cyber crime
- began in the 1990s with the start of the internet
- scams involve emails/ hacking businesses, banks, gov't etc
- this is rising
- illegal downloads of media, ie films, music
- race / hate crimes
- 1965 / 68 / 76 race relation acts to stop people denying jobs based on race
- Stephen Lawrence (1993)
- 2005 - can be tried for same crime more than once
- 1% but rising
- drugs
- increase in 1960s due to pop culture
- drug smuggling gangs
- addicts may lead to violent crimes
- 1971 - class system by letters
- football
- punishments
- corporal
- beatings, physical violence
- 1933 - ended for young offenders
- 1948 - ended for all
- 1962 - ended for prisoners
- capital
- 1965 - abolition act
- 1964 - last 2 executions in Britain
- 1969 - permanently abolished
- laws
- 1907 - probation
- 1967 - parole
- 1972 - community service, asbos,
- 1990 - victims code
- prisons
- 1902 - young offenders - borstal
- 1988 - institutions
- rehabilitation
- Paterson reforms
- to educate
- to reform
- issues with riots
- overcrowding
- high costs
- corporal
- law enforcement
- courts
- 1908 - juvenile courts
- 1919 - women on juries
- 1920 - first female JP
- 1971 - new crown court
- police
- 1970s - erosion of trust
- lack of officers on streets
- corruption
- crowd control
- traffic offences
- investigate terrorism
- riot control
- PCSOs - community support
- 5% of officers are trained in fire arms
- 4% are minority ethnic groups
- men and women are part of the police force
- national training college
- courts
- crime
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