Unit 4 AC1.1-2.1

When creating a new bill, the consultation stage is known as

• White paper

• Green paper

• First reading

• Committee stage

Which case was the literal rule used to interpret the law around voting on behalf of the deceased?

• Daniels v White

• Donoghue v Stephenson

• Whiteley v Chappell

Answer explanation

Donoghue v Stevenson & Daniels v White are the cases which followed judicial precedent and said the manufacturer is responsible for drinks.

Who carries out custodial sentences issued by the courts?

• Police

• Probation Service

• CPS

• Prison

Which key concept links to the idea of rushing suspects through the criminal justice system?

• Conveyor belt

• Obstacle course

• Legal technicality

• Coercion

Which of these fits with the due process model?

• Presumption that accused is innocent

• Legal technicalities are necessary

• Chance that some guilty may walk free

• The focus should be on suspects rights

The removal of the double jeopardy rule and allowing bad character evidence supports which model?

• Crime control model

• Due Process Model

Behaviour which is controlled by other people is known as

• External social control

• Internal social control

Your conscience, feelings of guilty, anxiety or worry which control your behaviour is known as

• Tradition

• Internalisation of social rules

• Rational ideology

• Hirschi

Answer explanation

This is closely linked to Freud's theory of moral conscience

Persuading people to act in a certain way is known as

• Coercion

• Deterrence

• Fear of punishment

Answer explanation

This can be physical or non-physical. Can you remember how we discussed prisons being used as a threat to control behaviour?

Hirschi argues that the more we want to achieve success, the more likely we are to conform. This is known as

• Attachment

• Commitment

• Involvement

• Beliefs

Answer explanation

Hirschi's theory is both internal & external theory on social control. He argues that the more bonds/attachments we have to society the more likely we are to conform. These bonds will form through close nurturing.