G673: All sociologists
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- Created on: 23-04-15 16:03
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Clues
- crime is inevitable. people More likely to commit crime if they are not socialised into acceptable behaviour by family. they may be impulsive and have a lack of regard for others. (6, 3, 10)
- Doubly deviant women recieve harsher sentences. (10, 3, 6)
- Military Style Policing leads to mobilisation of bystanders. Police need to improve relationships with the community and use minimal policing. (6, 3, 3, 5)
- Moral panics loosing impact. Folk devils are contested. Pressure groups less succesful. threat of rebound (john major back to basics) (8, 3, 8)
- Negative treatment of black youth by the criminal justice system lead some members of community to feel hostile. This produces self fulfilling prophecy. (8, 3, 7)
- One randomly selected street, Leeds, sympathetic and well trained female interviewers. 20% of women had been sexually assaulted but had not reported crime. (6, 3, 8)
- Racist views among police officers, stereotypical views of criminality of african carribbean youths. this group were stopped and searched a lot more. (7x more likely than white) (5, 3, 4, 8)
- Sympathetic unstructured interviews. Crime shaped peoples lives. 28% felt unsafe in their own homes. WOmen were afraid of going out at night. (9, 5, 6)
- teenage girls lives revolve around a bedroom culture that means they are more likely then boys to socialise with their friends in the home (can't commit crimes) (8, 3, 6)
- VIctims influenced by racial stereotypes and culturally determined expectations of who commits crime. Where the offender is not known, white people likely to ascribe crime to those of african Caribbean origin. (7, 3, 8)
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