AC 1.3 - Models of Criminal Justice

What is the main goal of the crime control model?

• Rehabilitation of offenders

• Suppression of crime

• Education of the public

• Protection of individual rights

According to the crime control model, what should police be free from?

• Public scrutiny

• Legal technicalities

• Media influence

• Political pressure

What does the crime control model start from?

• Presumption of innocence

• Presumption of guilt

• Presumption of neutrality

• Presumption of fairness

What does the crime control model trust the police to do?

• Rehabilitate offenders

• Identify the guilty

• Educate the public

• Protect individual rights

What is the purpose of removing legal technicalities according to the crime control model?

• To protect individual rights

• To speed up investigations

• To ensure fair trials

• To reduce legal costs

What is the crime control model's stance on the justice system?

• It should be slow and thorough

• It should be quick and efficient

• It should be lenient and forgiving

• It should be complex and detailed

What does the labelling theory aim to prevent?

• Oppression by state agencies

• Speedy trials

• Increased police power

• Secret trials

What does left realism argue against?

• Militaristic policing of poor areas

• Increased rights for the accused

• Speedy trials

• Secret trials

What does left realism depend on for effective crime fighting?

• Cooperation of the community

• Increased police power

• Secret trials

• Immediate punishment

What is the suspect's right under rules favoring due process?

• To be detained indefinitely

• To know why they are being arrested

• To be tried without a jury

• To be questioned without a lawyer