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  • Why are working class people more likely to experience crime?
    They cannot afford expensive security systems
  • How do poorly built security systems affect working class people?
    They leave them more vulnerable to crime
  • What does the Taking Stock of Scottish Violence report indicate about poorer people?
    They are significantly more likely to be victims of crime
  • Why do working class people live in dangerous areas?
    Due to lack of good street lighting and maintenance
  • What type of injury are working class people more likely to face?
    Sharp force injury
  • How do poverty pressures affect crime rates among working class people?
    Poverty and unemployment can lead to crime
  • How much more likely are poorer people to be murdered according to the report on poverty and alcohol?
    32 times more likely
  • How much more likely are poorer people to have alcohol-related facial injuries?
    7 times more likely
  • Why are ethnic minorities more likely to be victims of crime?
    Due to racism
  • What percentage of hate crimes reported in Scotland for 2020 were race-related?
    62%
  • What is bigotry in relation to crime?
    Attacks based on religious beliefs
  • Which religious minorities are often victims of bigotry?
    Jewish and Muslim people
  • What percentage of hate crimes in 2020 were religion-related?
    Almost 10%
  • What group is more likely to be affected by crime due to homo/biphobia?
    Lesbian, gay, and bisexual people
  • What percentage of all hate crimes in 2020 were based on sexual orientation?
    20%
  • What is transphobia?
    Abuse against transgender people
  • How many reported hate crimes against transgender people were there in 2020?
    Over 100
  • What are the main reasons working class people are more likely to experience crime?
    • Inability to afford security systems
    • Living in poor, dangerous areas
    • Poverty pressures leading to crime
  • What are the types of minority groups more likely to be victims of crime?
    • Ethnic minorities (due to racism)
    • Religious minorities (due to bigotry)
    • LGBTQ+ individuals (due to homo/biphobia)
    • Transgender individuals (due to transphobia)
  • What are the statistics related to hate crimes in Scotland for 2020?
    • 62% race-related
    • Almost 10% religion-related
    • 20% sexual orientation-related
    • Over 100 hate crimes against transgender people
  • How many courts in Scotland deal with criminal cases?
    Three courts
  • What determines which court a case will be heard in Scotland?
    The seriousness of the crime
  • Which courts hear less serious crimes in Scotland?
    Justice of Peace or Judge
  • What is the role of a Jury in serious crime cases in Scotland?
    To decide on guilt
  • What type of cases does the Justice of the Peace court handle?
    Less serious criminal cases
  • What is the maximum fine the Justice of the Peace court can impose?
    £2,500
  • What type of punishment can the Sheriff Court issue?
    Community Payback Order
  • What is the most senior court in Scotland?
    The High Court
  • What is the role of the jury in the High Court?
    To determine guilt
  • What is one role of the criminal courts?
    To determine guilt
  • Who was found guilty of embezzlement at Glasgow Sheriff Court?
    Natalie McGarry
  • What must a judge decide after determining guilt?
    The punishment for the crime
  • What is the responsibility of the courts regarding victims?
    To ensure justice for victims
  • What verdict can result in a jury finding someone guilty but not convicting them?
    Not Proven verdict
  • What is one argument for the effectiveness of the courts?
    They can imprison perpetrators
  • How do courts deter crime according to the study material?
    By punishing offenders visibly
  • What is a significant issue regarding reoffending rates in Scotland?
    High rates of reoffending
  • What is one of the powers of the Children Hearing System?
    To supervise a child in their home
  • What happens when a child is removed from their home?
    They live in a Children's home
  • What is issued when a child does not attend a hearing?
    A Warrant to Secure Attendance