Sociology - 0495 CIE

How Is Crime Dealt With In Different Societies?

Muhtasari

What should a society do with someone who breaks its rules? Lock them away to keep everyone else safe? Frighten others out of copying them? Make them suffer because they deserve it? Or try to change them so they never offend again? Different societies answer these questions very differently. Some still use the death penalty; others have abolished it. Some rely on prison; others on fines, community work or simple public shame. The way a society punishes reveals what it believes punishment is for.

In this lesson you will learn the main aims of punishment and the forms it takes, from prison and fines to cautions, probation and the informal shaming now seen on social media. You will study how the police try to prevent and detect crime through targeting, surveillance and different styles of policing, and you will see how all of this varies across societies. By the end you will be able to weigh whether punishment should aim above all to deter, to protect, to punish or to reform.

Malengo

  1. Protection of citizens.
  2. Deterrence.
  3. Retribution.
  4. Incapacitation.
  5. Rehabilitation.
  6. Community sentencing.
  7. Financial penalties.
  8. Prison.
  9. Rehabilitation programmes.
  10. Capital punishment.
  11. Corporal punishment.
  12. Exile.
  13. Ostracism.
  14. Non-custodial sentencing, e.g. electronic tagging, curfews, restraining orders.
  15. Probation.
  16. Police cautions.
  17. Social media and vigilante groups.
  18. Policing strategies, e.g. targeting and stop and search.
  19. Surveillance, including digital surveillance.
  20. Crime prevention.
  21. Community and military style policing knowledge and skills to explore the challenges plays a key role in every student’s education.’.

Maelezo ya Somo

Once a crime has happened, a society must decide how to respond, and that decision says a great deal about its values. The same offence might bring a fine in one country, years in prison in another and a public flogging or even death in a third. Behind these differences lie competing ideas about what punishment is for. Examiners reward candidates who can name the aims of punishment precisely, give real examples of how crime is dealt with in different societies, and weigh whether punishment works. This lesson gives you the vocabulary and the balanced argument to do exactly that.

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  1. Punishing offenders so that the fear of punishment puts others off crime is called: A. retribution B. deterrence C. rehabilitation D. incapacitation Answer: B
  2. Which of these is a non-custodial sentence? A. A prison term B. The death penalty C. An electronic tag with a curfew D. A life sentence Answer: C
  3. Aiming to change an offender through education or treatment so they do not reoffend is known as: A. retribution B. rehabilitation C. deterrence D. exile Answer: B
  4. Shunning and excluding an offender from the community as a punishment is called: A. probation B. ostracism C. a caution D. incapacitation Answer: B
  5. A policing style in which officers build trust and work closely with local residents is best described as: A. military-style policing B. community policing C. stop and search D. surveillance Answer: B

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