Victimisation

1. What is an example of another realist crime survey, who did it and what did it find?

The Merseyside Crime Survey by Kinsey - In terms of quantity and impact of crime, the poor suffer equal to the wealthy from the effects of crime
The Merseyside Crime Survey by Kinsey - In terms of quantity and impact of crime, the poor suffer more than the wealthy from the effects of crime
The Merseyside Crime Survey by Kinsey - In terms of quantity and impact of crime, the wealthy suffer more than the poor from the effects of crime

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Usually produce qualitative data on female victims of male crimes, focus on domestic violence & sexual attacks
Usually produce quantitative data on female victims of male crimes, focus on domestic violence & sexual attacks
Usually produce qualitative data on female victims of male crimes, focus on domestic violence

General public assocaite it with rehabilitation and reform which are seen as favouring criminal
General public assocaite it with rehabilitation and reform which are seen as ignoring victim
General public assocaite it with rehabilitation and reform which are seen as favouring criminal justice system

Dobash & Dobash - Used two female researchers, 109 unstructured interviews with women victims of domestic violence, 23% attacked before marriage, violence becomes normal, men thought had right to punish them, women blame themselves
Walklate - Used two female researchers, 109 unstructured interviews with women victims of domestic violence, 23% attacked before marriage, violence becomes normal, men thought had right to punish them, women blame themselves
Dobash & Dobash - Used two female researchers, 109 unstructured interviews with women victims of domestic violence, 23% attacked before marriage, violence becomes normal, women thought had right to punish them, men blame themselves