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1.3 - Describe models of criminal justice

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  • Police having legislative powers under PACE (stop and search), aligns with which model.
    Crime Control Model
  • Explain one theory that links to the Crime Control Model and why?
    Right realism or Functionalism.
  • Which model states that the accused should be innocent until proven guilty?
    Due Process Model
  • What is the main aim of the Crime Control Model?
    Prevent, reduce and control crime.
  • Which model suggests that the justice system should provide appropriate safeguarding for the accused?
    Due Process Model
  • In what year were these models created?
    1968
  • Which model is referred to as the obstacle course and why?
    Due Process - Legislative obstacles
  • Explain one theory that links to the Due Process Model and why?
    Labelling & Right Realism
  • The abolishment of the double jeopardy law aligns with which model?
    Crime Control Model
  • Which model states that guilt of the accused should be implied to protect society?
    Crime Control Model
  • Which model is "pro-police powers"?
    Crime Control Model
  • Which model is referred to as the conveyor belt?
    Crime Control Model
  • State a piece of legislation that links to the Due Process Model?
    Human Rights Act - Right to a fair trial, PACE (rights arorund detention and being aware of rights)
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