uk responses to crime
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- Created on: 27-12-18 17:39
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- UK responses to crime
- prison (custodial)
- period of time locked up, with no freedom
- designed to protect society from offenders behaviour
- may involve rehabilitation programme + learning new skills
- Different types of prison depending on severity
- period of time locked up, with no freedom
- Community payback (non custodial)
- set number of hours of unpaid work
- less serious crimes
- removing graffiti, charities, fixing damage etc
- order rehab
- tagging (non custodial)
- electronic tag that monitors whereabouts.
- used to impose curfew,or to prevent going to certain areas
- if broken, sentenced more harshly
- used to impose curfew,or to prevent going to certain areas
- electronic tag that monitors whereabouts.
- fines (non custodial)
- less serious, ex. motoring offences or low class drugs.
- fines are depending on offenders earnings. instalments
- less serious, ex. motoring offences or low class drugs.
- prison (custodial)
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