Criminology NCV Level 2 — Document
February 2018 — NCV Level 2 — Criminology
NCV Level 2
2018
NCV Safety in Society
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1.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1Criminology uses scientific met hods to study ... he nature of crime and criminal behaviour.
1.2The objective of policing in accordance with the constitution of the Repu blic of South Africa Act 200 of 1993, as amended is ...
1.3A criminologist 's duties include ... he c ollection of scientific informati
1.4By acting ethically, criminologists will ... e committed to improv
1.5The onstitution protects the fundamental rights of all South African citizens ictims have the following rights:
1.6If victims are not satisfied with the way in which complaints are handled they may also contact organisations such as ... the o
1.7Examples of NGOs include ... he
1.8Other risk factors that can play a role in causing criminal behaviour during a child's development: Parent child r
1.9Other problems that are experienced in the recording of crimes include ...
1.10The following factors are important in order for crime prevention to take place from a multidimensional approach: Government organisations and communities should work together to implement crime prevention strategies.
2.5\the ANSWER BOOK. NGOs hild Witness Centre; ictimology; criminal behaviour communities
2.1... is an area of study in criminology that involves the scientific study of victimisation an d victims of crime.
2.2Criminology is a social science that consist of systematic and organised knowledge about crime and ...
2.3The ... is a non governmental organisation that assist child witness es and their families in the Helderberg and Ov erberg areas.
2.4... play an important role in crime reduction and prevention.
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3.5\ the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
3.5Restitution Law Pro ocial Regeneration Policy
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4.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
4.1Penology includes a study of the causes and prevention of crime, as well as the rehabilitation and punishment of offenders.
4.2Crime stop is a joint initiative between the people of South Africa, the government, media and the police.
4.3Forensic criminologists compile reports aimed at explaining what motivated an offender to commit a crime.
4.4Land redistribution aims to improve the living conditions of all people by addressing poverty, gender equality and taking care of the environment.
4.5Human rights are the basic rights and freedom that belongs to all people, simply because they are human.
4.6The service cha rter for victims of crime (the victims charter\was approved by cabinet on December 2004.
4.7The words disorder or defect are used to describe something that has a flaw, is imperfect, has a short coming or is broken.
4.8Conduct disorder is associa ted with a repeated and a continuous violation of other peoples basic rights and society's norms.
4.9Even though they are called the official crime statistics, it should be noted that these statistics do not reflect the real crime levels in South Afr ica.
4.10Because crime is everybody's problem in South Africa, the role of community based organisations as agents of crime reduction and prevention are recognised in the National Crime Combating Strategy ( NCPS
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5.1List SIX study areas of victimology. (6\
5.2Specify any SIX rights of South African citizens according to the bill of rights. (6\
5.3What are the THREE different sources of police crime statistics? (3\
5.4Explain the role of government institutions in reducing and preventing crime. (5\ [20] TOTAL SECTION B: 20 SECTION C Answer ALL the questions in SECTION C20
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6.1What is underst ood by the term criminal justice services or sector? (2\
6.2Explain the ro les and functions of the South African ourts in the administration of justice. (12\
6.3What are the major role players in the criminal justice system? (3\
6.4List THREE crimes which were committed by all the suspects. (3\
6.5How many char ges are the Nkosinathi Msimango brothers facing? (1\
6.6Who was found with forged documents upon his arrest? (1\
6.7State FOUR areas of conflict that could cause criminal or delinquent behaviour. (4\
6.8Name FOUR different types of famil ies. (4\ [30] TOTAL SECTION C: 30 SECTION D nswer30
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7.1While offering a number of advantages, criminal victimisation techniques also have several limitations. xplain the deficiencies of crimi nal victimisation techniques. (10\
7.2Analyse the relationship between peer influence and crime. (5\
7.3Give a short history of the origin and development of criminology. (5\ [20] OR (8021022\ NC72020
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8.1Crime prevention strategies shou ld be rooted in v arious crime prevention models. nalyse FIVE crime reduction and prevention models. (10\
8.2Indicate how aggression can contribute to crime. (5\
8.3Describe the contribution of the criminologist towards safety and security. (5\ [20] TOTAL SECTION D: 20 GRAND TOTAL: 10020
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Total100 marks
Sections5 + 5 + 10 + 20 + 30 + 20 + 20 = 110 marks
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TitleDocument
SubjectCriminology
LevelNCV Level 2
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2018
MonthFebruary
Pages9
Downloads5
Examination context
Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonSummer (SH)
Start dayThursday
Exam periodFebruary 2018
Days since exam3,176
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