Selective Enforcement 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: MiaCCreated on: 16-06-15 17:54 Because all classes commit crime, what happens according to marxists? There is a selective enforcement of the law by the CJS. 1 of 12 Who are criminalised? Ethnic Minorities and the Working Class 2 of 12 What do the CJS ignore? Crimes of the powerful 3 of 12 What does Reiman say? The rich get richer and the poor get Prison 4 of 12 Who is the sociologist for selective enforcement Reiman 5 of 12 What does Reiman suggest about what is less likely to happen when crime is committed by the higher classes? That it is less likely to be treated as an offence. 6 of 12 What crimes do the CJS focus on? Give examples? Street crimes such as vandalism 7 of 12 Who are street crimes typically committed by? The working lower class. 8 of 12 What is an example of an upper class crime that is ignored? Tax Evasion 9 of 12 What is the figures for tax evasion and benefit fraud? 15.2 billion per year for tax evasion, 1.1 billion per year. 10 of 12 Who refers to the numbers for tax evasion and benefit fraud? Deborah Hyde 2010 11 of 12 What does fraud cost for the UK? £30billion per year. 12 of 12
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