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How is crime dealt with in different societies?

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What the syllabus asks of you

  • Aims of punishment: Protection of citizens
  • Aims of punishment: Deterrence
  • Aims of punishment: Retribution
  • Aims of punishment: Incapacitation
  • Aims of punishment: Rehabilitation
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Community sentencing
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Financial penalties
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Prison
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Rehabilitation programmes
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Capital punishment
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Corporal punishment
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Exile
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Ostracism
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Non-custodial sentencing, e.g. electronic tagging, curfews, restraining orders
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Probation
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Police cautions
  • The effectiveness of different types of punishment: Social media and vigilante groups
  • The effectiveness of policing and law enforcement: Policing strategies, e.g. targeting and stop and search
  • The effectiveness of policing and law enforcement: Surveillance, including digital surveillance
  • The effectiveness of policing and law enforcement: Crime prevention
  • The effectiveness of policing and law enforcement: Community and military style policing

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