WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Date: 08.09.2022 Title: A1 - Types of crime and crime statistics Recall Questions: Keywords for this lesson: How many crimes or criminal offences can you describe? Criminal offence, indictable, summary, against the persons, against the property, volume, major, triable, statistics Note to teacher: refer to Keywords in starter and plenary WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? https://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/BTEC-Nationals/Forensics-andCriminology/2017/Specification/BTEC-Nat-ExtDip-ForSci-Spec.pdf WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? https://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/BTEC-Nationals/Forensics-andCriminology/2017/Specification/Single%20part%20Unit%205%20Applications%20of%20Criminology%2013.9.1 7.pdf WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Names of different criminal offences... https://www.cps.gov.uk/sites/default/files/documents/publications/annex_1a_table_of_offences_scheme_c.pdf WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Classifications of crime Crimes against the person Crimes against property Triable either way Cybercrime Indictable Summary Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Examples: Examples: Examples: Examples: Examples: Examples: WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Categorisations of crime Volume crime “...any crime which, through its sheer volume, has a significant impact on the community and the ability of the local police to tackle it. Volume crime often includes priority crimes such as street robbery, burglary and vehicle-related criminality, but can also apply to criminal damage or assaults.” (ACPO, 2009) WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Categorisations of crime Major crime - Murder/ Manslaughter Attempted murder Stranger rape Crime in action (Kidnap, Blackmail, Contamination) CSE A Senior Investigation Officer (SIO) will direct and oversee the investigation WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? What classification of crime is it? Murder Fraud Criminal damage Phishing scams Must be tried in Crown Court When the defendant is under 18 Driving without insurance WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Home office official statistics https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/crimeandjustice/bulletins/crimeinenglandand wales/yearendingmarch2021#homicide WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Self-report victim surveys Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW) Commercial Victimisation Survey (CVS) https://assets.publish ing.service.gov.uk/go vernment/uploads/sy stem/uploads/attach ment_data/file/82876 5/crime-againstbusinessesinfographic-2018.pdf WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Self-report offender surveys WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? What are the advantages and disadvantages of using different types statistics? (Explain for all) Ext. Explain where each statistics comes from? WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? For A, B and C describe the following: ● ● ● ● What is it showing? What are the trends/ patterns? How might these figures represent in real life? Are these statistics shocking or predictable to you? WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Independent Prep Pick one of the postcodes (or choose your own) and research the following, bring for next lesson: - Crime statistics in the area (Home office, CSEW, CVS) Prevalence of types/ categories/ classifications BN1 - Brighton NG7 - Nottingham PR2 - Preston BS5 - Bristol TR7 - Newquay SE15- London (Peckham) SW10 - London (Kensington and Chelsea) WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Title: A1 - Types of crime and crime statistics Exit Questions: Keywords for this lesson: How many crimes or criminal offenses can you describe? Criminal offence, indictable, summary, against the persons, against the property, volume, major, triable, statistics Is the official crime rate accurate? Note to teacher: refer to Keywords in starter and plenary Crimes against the person Crimes against property Triable either way Cybercrime Indictable Summary Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Description: Examples: Examples: Examples: Examples: Examples: Examples: WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? Task: You are working for a property developer who is looking for a new location to build 100’s of new homes and a shopping centre. In your group you will be given the postcode of a potential location and you will need to prepare to present your findings including - Crime statistics in the area (Home office, CSEW, CVS) Prevalence of types/ categories/ classifications HINT: Which crimes would be particularly problematic? - Comparisons with the rest of the country Justifications for choosing/ not choosing the location Issues with statistics found WHAT: are the different types of crime? HOW: can different crimes be categorised? WHY: statistical data is used to form justifications? BN1 - Brighton NG7 - Nottingham PR2 - Preston BS5 - Bristol TR7 - Newquay SE15- London (Peckham) SW10 - London (Kensington and Chelsea)
