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Interrogating criminal justicePOWERLOCAL / GLOBALHARM & VIOLENCEINJUSTICESPUNISHMENTRETRIBUTIVEUTILITARIANRehab basedPunishment used to prevent future crimes'Just deserts'Punishes past crimes, no consideration of futureUsage of different justice models shows how global issues and trends influence nation statesPunitive revivalUSA - Zero toleranceBaker & Roberts - Globalisation main contributor to international transfer of punitive policiesHutton - politicians introduce harsh penalties in belief they reduce crime and increase votesEconomic globalismPolitical globalismOne states actions effect others thus state sovereignty lost its powerCrimes against humanityHuman traffickingVictims in UK, Law treats them as criminals rather than harms which led them to being victimsNo focus on the traffickersOpium poppiesDestroying poppy farmers crops in AfghanistanPunishes crime of illegal poppy productionLeaves farmer and family to starveYouth in Youth justice systemMajority from bad social/ economic backgroundsPortrayal of youth in media harms themVictim of inequality and power struggle, harmed further by being negatively labelledAfghan illegal opium poppiesQuinney - Through law, a powerful ruling class is able to preserve social order to their own economic / social interestsWay in which justice is perceived and delivered varies according to geopgraphy, culture & politicsCrime control way of regulating perceived threats to existing relations of powerBox - Media images of dangerousness on young, poor & ethnic minorityMost vulnerable to arrestWacquant - racialised carceral patterningPenal system replaced ghetto with controlling black AmericansWebster - African Caribbean youth compared to whiteMore likely to be prosecutedMore likely to be stoppedLess likely to be cautionedMore likely to be charged and remanded in custody, no bailMore likely to be given custodial sentencePanopticonA central, unseen observerNever know when they are being observeredSelf - regulating behaviour, have to behave as if being observedSurveillanceWidepsread use means less private spacePotential for state interference over citizensOffers protectionDouble click this nodeto edit the textClick and drag this buttonto create a new node