Focused (situational) approaches to crime prevention focus on?

criminals weighting up gains, risks and costs

Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002

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Crime - Week 3

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1
Focused (situational) approaches to crime prevention focus on?
criminals weighting up gains, risks and costs
criminal needs
criminal psychology
the physical environment
2
LEPRA stands for
Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002
Law Enforcement (Powers and Revenge) Act 2002
Law Enforcement (Police and Robots) Act 2012
Law Enforcement (Powers and Enforcement) Act 2002
3
A warrant is a legal document issued by a judge or magistrate authorising the police to...
interrogate a suspect
search a property where they have a reasonable belief
perform a particular act
search property
4
CCTV cameras are an example of
Social crime prevention
Situational crime prevention
5
Shopping centres playing more classical music to deter groups of young people is an example of?
psychological crime prevention
Situational crime prevention
social crime prevention
economic crime prevention
6
Police Powers in NSW are outlined in
LEPAR
LEPER
LEPRE
LEPRA
7
Parenting workshops run for mothers and fathers from disadvantaged background is an example of?
economic crime prevention
situational crime prevention
social crime prevention
John
8
What is the scientific study of crime and criminal behaviour known as?
collinsophy
factor analysis
forensic
criminology
9
A person brought up in an abusive home, may be more likely to commit a crime. Why?
Social factors
Psychological Factors
Economic factors
Genetic theories
10
....... aims to address the underlying factors that lead to criminal behaviour
police
Situational crime prevention
social crime prevention
economic crime prevention
11
Computer hacking is an example of
crimes against the person
economic crime
public order offence
crimes against the sovereign
12
Which of the following are not police powers?
search property and seize evidence
placing a phone tap
detain and question suspects
arrest and interrogate suspects
13
John murders Paromita while on cocaine. What factor has affected his criminal behaviour?
self-interest
Social factors
Psychological factors
Economic factors
14
Criminals may share similar DNA markers. What theory is this?
Rona and Namrita are away committing a crime
Genetic Theories
Dylan will commit a criminal act
Economic Theories

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Crime - Week 3

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Questions 14

Answers

1
Focused (situational) approaches to crime prevention focus on?
criminals weighting up gains, risks and costs
criminal needs
criminal psychology
the physical environment
2
LEPRA stands for
Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act 2002
Law Enforcement (Powers and Revenge) Act 2002
Law Enforcement (Police and Robots) Act 2012
Law Enforcement (Powers and Enforcement) Act 2002
3
A warrant is a legal document issued by a judge or magistrate authorising the police to...
interrogate a suspect
search a property where they have a reasonable belief
perform a particular act
search property
4
CCTV cameras are an example of
Social crime prevention
Situational crime prevention
5
Shopping centres playing more classical music to deter groups of young people is an example of?
psychological crime prevention
Situational crime prevention
social crime prevention
economic crime prevention
6
Police Powers in NSW are outlined in
LEPAR
LEPER
LEPRE
LEPRA
7
Parenting workshops run for mothers and fathers from disadvantaged background is an example of?
economic crime prevention
situational crime prevention
social crime prevention
John
8
What is the scientific study of crime and criminal behaviour known as?
collinsophy
factor analysis
forensic
criminology
9
A person brought up in an abusive home, may be more likely to commit a crime. Why?
Social factors
Psychological Factors
Economic factors
Genetic theories
10
....... aims to address the underlying factors that lead to criminal behaviour
police
Situational crime prevention
social crime prevention
economic crime prevention
11
Computer hacking is an example of
crimes against the person
economic crime
public order offence
crimes against the sovereign
12
Which of the following are not police powers?
search property and seize evidence
placing a phone tap
detain and question suspects
arrest and interrogate suspects
13
John murders Paromita while on cocaine. What factor has affected his criminal behaviour?
self-interest
Social factors
Psychological factors
Economic factors
14
Criminals may share similar DNA markers. What theory is this?
Rona and Namrita are away committing a crime
Genetic Theories
Dylan will commit a criminal act
Economic Theories