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Example Answer - Describe relationships between

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Example Answer - EFFECTIVESNESS OF POLICE

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Describe how one model of criminal justice could apply to Colin

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We went over these questions today in prep for Fridays mock

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Revision Timetable up to the exam on Thursday 23rd May 

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Revision Timetable up to the exam on Thursday 23rd May 

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Article related to a rise in violent crime could be linked to effectiveness of social control

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Article related to a rise in violent crime could be linked to effectiveness of social control

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46984559

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LO3: Understand Measures used in social control 

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LO3: Understand Measures used in social control 

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Exam Style Questions

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Completed full pp

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Complete up to and including slide 13

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Practice Questions - More if you scroll down 

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Practice Questions - More if you scroll down 

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Please complete all questions in full I will be collecting the Gordon questions in

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Hillsbo

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The jury in the trial of Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield has been unable to reach a verdict.

The former South Yorkshire Police Ch Supt Duckenfield, now 74, had denied the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 Liverpool fans in the 1989 disaster.

Ex-Sheffield Wednesday club secretary Graham Mackrell has been found guilty of a charge under the Health and Safety at Work Act.

Jurors at Preston Crown Court spent eight days deliberating.

Ninety-six people died in the disaster at the FA Cup semi-final in Sheffield on 15 April 1989.

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The jury in the trial of Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield has been unable to reach a verdict. The former South Yorkshire Police Ch Supt Duckenfield, now 74, had denied the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 Liverpool fans in the 1989 disaster.

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Reading for handout on Institutional Tactics and measures

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Handout

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26. Inst  Displinary  Gaps in State Provisions

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Please complete ppt

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Completed parts on prisons up to slide 17

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Tuesday 26th March

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24. Environmental design prisons reading

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Tuesday 26th March

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We got up to slide 12

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Handout

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Worksheet

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Powerpoint

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Pick two questions and complete full

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Part 2

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Part 1

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Judiciary pt1

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Police pt2

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Police pt1

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Tuesday 5th March Use the pp for links from Friday 1st March

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Tuesday 5th March Use the pp for links from Friday 1st March

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You need to complete the table with the links and text book

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Please only complete upto and including slide 11 POLICE only not the others use the links for police on slide 14 to help

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To come when everyone has completed their test

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could be used for AC2.3 and possible to AC3.1-3.4

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Problems with the partial privatisation of the probation system in England and Wales have cost taxpayers almost £500m, the government spending watchdog says.

Under the changes, introduced when Chris Grayling was justice secretary, firms were given contracts to supervise low and medium-risk offenders.

The National Audit Office says reforms were "rushed" and warns more people are being returned to jail for reoffending.

The government said it took the findings "very seriously".

BBC home affairs correspondent Danny Shaw said it was a "scathing report which raises the most serious questions about decision-making at the Ministry of Justice".

The NAO said the MoJ "set itself up to fail" after it used a payment-by-results model which was "inappropriate" for probation services.

'Ineffective'

In 2013 the MoJ began a major reform of probation services, partially privatising it in England and Wales.

It saw 21 companies - known as community rehabilitation companies (CRCs) - extend monitoring for those who had served short jail terms.

But the report says the MoJ "designed and implemented its reforms too quickly".

By March 2018, the CRCs faced loses of £294 million over the lifetime of the contract - compared with the initially expected profits of £269 million.

Four months later, Justice Secretary David Gauke acknowledged that the quality of probation services being delivered was not good enough and announced the MoJ would end the contracts with the CRCs in 2020 - 14 months early.

The report estimates that additional payments to CRCs beyond the original terms of the contracts will cost the department £296m, and terminating the contracts early will cost at least £171m.

The full cost to the taxpayer will not be known until at least December 2020, the report says.

It concludes that the MoJ's contracts were "ineffective" and "hampering its ability to hold providers to account for poor services".

Overall, it noted "little progress has been made on transforming probation services".

Rory Stewart, prisons and probation minister, said the performance of CRCs was "too often deeply disappointing".

"That is why we have stepped in to end contracts early and invested an extra £22m a year in services for offenders on release," he said.

'Deeply disappointing'

The NAO report also said the number of people returning to prison for breaching their licence conditions after serving short sentences had "skyrocketed" - costing the taxpayer even more money.

However, a spokesperson from MoJ said: "Our probation reforms extended supervision and support to around 40,000 extra offenders each year, which explains why there has been an increase in recalls since 2015. "

Meg Hillier, who chairs the Commons Public Accounts Committee which scrutinises the value for money of public spending, said the MoJ's "botched contracting has left this essential service underfunded".

"The ministry now needs to reflect and ensure that its new proposals can deliver the much needed improvements to probation services," she added.

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'Ineffective' probation reforms cost £500m

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Problems with the partial privatisation of the probation system in England and Wales have cost taxpayers almost £500m, the government spending watchdog says. Under the changes, introduced when Chris Grayling was justice secretary, firms were given contracts to supervise low and medium-risk offenders.

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Completed up to and including slide 16

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Please complete up to slide 11

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Complete all PP

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Please only complete up to Theory table

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11. Feedback  Afl plus video doc (prisons)

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We didn't so the sample questions please ignore those

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11. Feedback  Afl plus video doc (prisons)

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Up to and including slide 9

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In todays lesson we did the end of topic test if you missed today you will need to do this next week

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Lesson 6 Describe models of criminal justice

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Please do not complete the exam questions on the last slide

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Please do not complete the exam questions at the end of the powerpoint

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2. Judicial law making R v Wilson reading

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Slides 1-11

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1. Introduction and law making processes

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Please Complete all