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crime and social control
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- 1name some campaigns that changed lawsSarah's law
Anne ming law - 2what is the 3 models of moral panic?the grassroots model
the elite engineered model
interest group theory - 3how theorised the 3 models of moral panic, and what year?Goode and ben yehuda in 1994
- 4explain the grassroots modelwhere panic orginates with the public, picked up later by the media and government
- 5explain the elite engineered modelpanic created by media/governement and creates a panic in political or social issue
- 6explain interest group theorypanic originates from moral entrepreneurs e.g. police, government, religious organisations
- 7what did Stanley Cohen say about social control?as societies grow in size and complexity we need some form of social control to penetrate through society
- 8explain the snoopers charta law which extends UK state surveillance
- 9what is formal social control?control by agencies whose primary purpose is to make people conform to law
- 10what formal sanctions are there?fines, house arrest, tagging, social services, imprisonment, death penalty
- 11what is informal social control?rules that aren't really laws, controlled by institutions whose primary purpose isn't social control
- 12what informal sanctions are there?detentions, shunning, verbal criticism
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- A level criminology Flashcards on crime and social control, created by jodie harris on 01/05/2018.
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