Revision CRIM101

Question 1

Not teaching colonial + Indigenous history in high school is a form of what violence?

Accepted Answer

Epistemological, Structural

Question 2

We are all, somehow, by the definition of the law 'criminals'

Accepted Answer

True

Question 3

What is an obstacle for victims of D+FV to report harm?

Accepted Answer

Social stigma of being a victim-survivor, Patriarchal and colonial police structures, Afraid of not being taken seriously, Being Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, or visibly being Brown/Black

Question 4

What power structures does CCP stand for? The ones I preach and preach

Accepted Answer

Colonialism, Capitalism, Patriarchy

Question 5

Assumption non-human animals have less rights/are not victims of Green Crim is based on what mechanism?

Accepted Answer

Othering, Colonisation, Speciesism, Patriarchy

Question 6

What is the public-private divide?

Accepted Answer

Private-public can't be distinguished anymore, In public, people must abide by the law & in private, law doesn't apply, There is less of a divide due to the technosocial

Question 7

We construct the crime, therefore constructing the 'criminal'

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

What is SUBJECTIVE violence?

Accepted Answer

Violence that is a deviation from the normal – it is exceptional

Question 9

What is the 'technosocial'?

Accepted Answer

Being unable to separate the technology from the society

Question 10

Would increasing legislation on white collar crimes help to reduce offending + harms?

Accepted Answer

False

Revision CRIM101

Questions 10

Revision CRIM101

Questions 10