3.3 limitations of agencies

what are the key aims of prisons?

• to increase recidivism

• to rehabilitate offenders

• to punish criminals

• to prevent re-offending

how many further offences do those who re-offend commit?

• 1

• 10

• 3

• 4

Right realist believe...

• prison works

• prison doesn't work

Marxists believe that those who are most likely to re-offend are

• single-parents

• unemployed

• married

• middle-class

Who has more civil liberties, people of the UK OR people of North Korea?

• UK

• North Korea

what difficulties do newly released prisoners face?

• finding a girlfriend

• finding housing

• choosing an area to live in

• collecting their belongings

Give an example of a local policy.

• the serious violence strategy

• moral panics

• due process

• weapons amnesties

Why were the suffragettes force-fed

• because they refused to eat

• because they were hungry

• because they had no food

• because they wanted to be force-fed

what was the Cat and Mouse Act

• let prisoners temporarily be released for force-feeding

• let prisoners temporarily be released to protest

• let prisoners temporarily be released for health reasons

• let prisoners temporarily be released to smash windows

why are moral imperatives important?

• for society to change

• for society to stay the same

• to stop people from breaking the law