Criminal Justice System

being in jail or prison

• juvenile

• punishment

• inequity

• incarceration

Describe the organisation of the criminal justice system in England and Wales. How confident do you feel describing the role of the police?

• Super Confident

• OK

• I know a bit

• No Idea

Describe the organisation of the criminal justice system in England and Wales How confident do you feel describing the role of the courts?

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• OK

• I know a bit

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Describe the organisation of the criminal justice system in England and Wales. How confident do you feel describing formal punishment?

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• OK

• I know a bit

• No Idea

"Convicted criminals" refers to individuals who have:

• Been proven guilty in a court of law

• Committed a crime but not been caught

• Been falsely accused

• Escaped from prison

An "offender" is someone who has:

• Committed an offense or crime

• Obeyed the law

• Witnessed a crime

• Prosecuted a criminal

"Non-custodial alternatives" refer to punishments that do not involve ______.

• imprisonment

• fines

• community service

• probation

"Retribution" in the context of crime means:

• Rehabilitation

• Forgiveness

• Prevention

• Revenge or punishment for a wrongdoing

"Rehabilitative programmes" aim to:

• Help offenders reintegrate into society

• Punish offenders harshly

• Isolate criminals

• Prevent legal defenses

Tough criminal justice sanctions include:

• Lenient sentencing

• No penalties

• Strict penalties and punishments

• Flexible regulations