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Chapter 25 Self-test questions
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Who shapes criminal justice policies? (Select all that apply.)
The government
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Academics
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The media
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Corporations
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Which of the following are among the key drivers for criminal justice policymakers that are listed by Cavadino and Dignan (2006: 75)? (Select all that apply.)
Be tough
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Stay 'on brand'
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Get value for money
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Be eye-catching
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What are the key features of populism? (Select all that apply.)
Populists are committed to the ideal of popular sovereignty
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Populists contest the powers of self-interested elites
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Populists speak on behalf of the people
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Populists work from within and as part of the establishment
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Which of the following are
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criminal convictions but will show up on enhanced level DBS checks? (Select all that apply.)
Cannabis and khat warnings
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Community resolutions
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Conditional cautions
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Fixed Penalty Notices
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Which piece of legislation did the case of the Birmingham Six help to bring about?
Criminal Justice Act 1972
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Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015
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Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984
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Police and Justice Act 2006
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Everyone in police custody today has the right to (Select all that apply.)
Have someone informed (s. 56)
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Go home (s. 57)
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Access legal advice (s. 58)
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A sandwich and a drink of water (s. 59)
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Which of the following are among the six tests for whether disputed confession evidence can be admitted? (Select all that apply.)
Trial-in-a-trial
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Authority
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Examination-in-chief
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Unreliability
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'Much as they might want to, criminal justice professionals cannot resist pressure to work in a desired new direction.' True or false?
True
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False
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To which game can addressing problems within the criminal justice system be compared?
Monopoly
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Whack-a-mole
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Twister
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Cluedo
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Which type of research can produce particularly useful insights about the roles played by criminal justice professionals within the justice system?
Surveys
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Ethnography
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Content analysis
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Structured interviews
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