Topics
Police and Policing
Police and Policing is an important topic area within the study of crime and deviance, one in which sociologists look at the police as agents of social control, theorise about their role in society from conflict and consensus perspectives, and consider the nature of police discretion and its impact on both crime and the measuring of crime through police statistics.
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Police corruption and the unsolved murder of Daniel Morgan
28th June 2021
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Crime, Deviance, Social Control and Social Order
Topic Videos
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Why are women so angry after the killing of Sarah Everard?
23rd March 2021
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How the Police Killed Breonna Taylor
27th January 2021
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Jacob Blake: Police officer in Kenosha shooting named
4th September 2020
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What is stop and search and what are my rights?
25th August 2020
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Podcast Recommendation: Hometown - A Killing
8th July 2020
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What does it mean to defund the police? – video
2nd July 2020
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The police and facial recognition
2nd March 2020
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Male rape in the UK
22nd January 2020
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Sleeping Rough in the UK
20th January 2020
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Police Power: Stop and Search
20th December 2019
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Facial recognition technology
11th December 2019
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A Surveillance Society
14th October 2019
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The Ultimate Bumper Crime & Deviance Revision Quiz!
Quizzes & Activities
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Podcast Recommendation: True Crime
29th April 2019
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'Dumb' British Laws
8th April 2019
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Are the police still racist?
19th March 2019
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Dangerous Cities
7th February 2019
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Homicide rate in England and Wales
30th October 2018
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Social Control: Police Discretion
Study Notes
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Social Control: Police and Policing
Study Notes
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Gangs
16th May 2018
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Crime Rates in London
11th April 2018
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Bradford Unemployment
21st February 2018