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WJEC CRIMINOLOGY UNIT 1 AC1.3 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A+ GRADED. Buy Quality Materials! Ripple Effect This describes how the impact of a crime can spread beyond the primary victim throughout their family, friends or community. Cultural This can cause from a criminal action to become illegal in ...

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WJEC CRIMINOLOGY UNIT 1 AC1.3 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
A+ GRADED. Buy Quality Materials!
Ripple Effect
This describes how the impact of a crime can spread beyond the primary victim
throughout their family, friends or community.
Cultural
This can cause from a criminal action to become illegal in one country but still remain
legal in another as it is not known that it is an issue. On top of this if in a culture a crime
is thought to be fine to commit like honour killings then as they don͛ t consider it to be a
crime it influences others like a younger generation to think that it is ok.
Decriminalisation
When the law is altered to make a crime that was once illegal now legal. This happens
because the law can͛t be enforced or imposed.
Police Priotisation
Certain crimes are prioritised by the police. This ensures that the most important issues
are addressed especially in local areas.
Unrecorded Crime
his refers to crimes that are reported to the police but not recorded by them. This can
affect the police statistics and mean that a crime won͛ t be investigated despite it being
reported.
Cultural Change
Minor crimes that are left unchecked and unreported lead them to become more serious
as the amount of cases will increase because it is not being controlled.
Legal Change
Certain crimes may be perceived as a human right and go unreported for a long time
because of this.
Procedural Change
he police have made it easier to report crime so that less is unreported. The most
common methods are calling 999 or going into a police station but on top of this you can
call
certain numbers if it is not an emergency.

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