Victimisation Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

CRIMINOLOGY UNISA CMY1502 PASSED EXAM 2024 A+ Fear of crime - ANS Anxieties about crime or the perceived prospects of victimisation Victimology - ANS The scientific study of the causes, circumstances ,individual characteristics & social contexts associated with crime victims Post traumatic stress disorders - ANS An emotional disturbance following exposure to stress outside the range of normal human experience Crime Victim - ANS A crime victim is somebody who has been negatively a...

BLAW212 Test Questions with All Correct Answers Misrepresentation Section & Act - Answer-Section 35 of the contract and commercial law act Misrepresentation Law - Answer-A party to a contract will be entitled to damages they was induced to enter into the contract by misrepresentation made by or on behalf of the other party Misrepresentation test - Answer-1. False statement of past or present facts 2. The statement was material in inducing the plaintiff into entering the contract 3. In ...

Victimology refers to what? 1.) Measure used by the society to respond to victimization. 2.) Events leading to victimization. 3.) The victim's experience - Answer Left idealism - Answer-The critical victimology paradigm is also know as: Stage 4 - Answer-A victim is a person that has been victimised and it is a victim's choice to remain silent, and not to report the victimisation. However, this will largely depend on the recognition and identification of the harmful experience endured,...

BLAW212 Study Test Questions with Correct Answers Doctrine of Part Performance Test - Answer-1. is there an enforceable agreement but for section 24 of the Property Law Act 2007 2. has there been part performances of the oral agreement to do something which is: A. clearly a step in the performance of a contractural obligation or right under that agreement; and B. Was on the balance of possibilities done on the basis that a contract for the sale of land as alleged was in existence? 3. ...

Post traumatic stress disorders - Answer-An emotional disturbance following exposure to stress outside the range of normal human experience Crime Victim - Answer-A crime victim is somebody who has been negatively affected by a criminal act committed by a perpetrator Repeat Victimisation - Answer-The concept can be defined as a person, object or place being victimized more than once during a limited period of time Murder - Answer-The unlawful killing of a human being (homicide) with mali...

BLAW212 Final Exam Questions with Correct Answers Executory consideration - Answer-a promise to do something (or refrain from it) in the future; e.g. hire purchase of a car, mow lawns next week for $20 (a promise for a promise) Executed consideration - Answer-something given or done when the contract comes into existence; cash purchase, reward for lost property Privity of Contract - Answer-only a party to the contract can sue on the contract. a third party may not sue for a benefit ...

When a criminal event takes place there are usually 3 main components involved, namely: 1.) The criminal 2.) The victim 3.) The criminal act - Answer Conservative victimology is know as?Right realism - Answer- Stage 1 of victimisation - Answer-The main focus is not to determine why or how a person has been harmed, but rather the acknowledgement that a person has been harmed and that the victim needs to regain control over his/her life. This statement refers to what? This reaction...

1.) The criminal 2.) The victim 3.) The criminal act - Answer-When a criminal event takes place there are usually 3 main components involved, namely: Right realism - Answer-Conservative victimology is know as? Stage 1 of victimisation - Answer-The main focus is not to determine why or how a person has been harmed, but rather the acknowledgement that a person has been harmed and that the victim needs to regain control over his/her life. This statement refers to what? This reaction invo...

What do victims want from the CJS? What they don’t want? • Victim policies: Key policy developments and examples  Victim compensation scheme (1964)  Victims code (2006, 2013, 2015, 2020)  ‘Getting it Right for Victims and Witnesses’ (2012) • Why it is so difficult to develop a victim centred CJS? (I) Impact of Victimisation (II) Attritional logic of the CJS (III) Bureau-professional ‘logics’ of the CJS (IV) Offender focus of the CJS (V) Adversarial justice and th...

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