Sanctions 0.0 / 5 ? CriminologySanctionsASWJEC Created by: Ellen122Created on: 11-03-21 16:53 Sanctions Deviant and criminal behaviours are subject to sanctions which can be a reward or punishment 1 of 15 Formal Sanctions A formal punishment, written down in law, used in response to breaking a formally written law. Can be used for both crimianl and deviant punishment 2 of 15 Examples of Formal Sanctions Prison, community service, fines, disqualified from driving, points on licence, ASBOs, ankle tag, death penalty 3 of 15 Informal Sanctions Used in response to behaviour that breaks social norms and used in response to deviant behaviour 4 of 15 Examples of Informal Sanctions Name calling, isolating them, rude hand gestures, shouting at someone, and not messaging them back 5 of 15 Common Assault Crime agains the person Max = 6 months 6 of 15 **** (Over 13) Crime against the person Max = 14 years 7 of 15 Murder Crimes against the person Max = Life sentence 8 of 15 Vandalism (£5000) Crimes against property Max = 6 months or fine of £5000 9 of 15 Graffiti (£5000) Crimes against property Max = 10 years 10 of 15 Aggravated Arson Crimes against property Max = Life sentence 11 of 15 Treason Crimes against the state Max = Life sentence 12 of 15 Tax Embezzlement Crimes against the state Max = 7 years/ unlimited fine 13 of 15 Genocide Crimes against the state Max = Life sentence 14 of 15 Animal Cruelty Max = 5 years 15 of 15
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