Criminology NCV Level 2 — Document
November 2020 — NCV Level 2 — Criminology
NCV Level 2
2020
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1.5\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1Criminology uses scientific methods to study: he nature of crime and criminal behaviour, which refers to the particular characteristics of crime, and the types of forces that have impact on it, such as political, economic or social forces.
1.2Doing something honestly and truthfully Producing or leading to crime or criminals
1.3Protection of the environment as a basic human right can be achieved through: The prevention of pollution and the destruction of nature. The protection of valuable resources (plant s,
1.4Hereditary tendency to develop certain diseases o character traits due to your
1.5Police crime statistics are based on three different sources, namely: Crime that has been reported to the police by victims or other persons. The reporting of a crime by an organisation or third party, such as
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2.10\the ANSWER BOOK. uman rights; ffender Crime top;
2.1legally found guilty of crime.
2.2accommodate offenders under the age of 21 years.
2.4freedoms that belong to all people, simply because they are human.
2.5values and norms within the framework of protective rules.
2.6and self reported studies.
2.8Often, to addressing p roblems in society.
2.9Crime takes place in has a direct or indirect impact on the people staying there.
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3.5\ the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
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4.10\the ANSWER BOOK
4.1Sociology can also refer to the system of creating explanations by means of a scientific method for what we observe around us.
4.2The role and function of the criminologist is to study crime and criminal behaviour.
4.3The fundamental human rights of all South Africans are protected by the Constitution of South Africa, 1996.
4.4Biophysical factors refer to possible biological and physical reasons that may contribute to crime.
4.5The purpose of crime statistics is not to give us an idea of the extent and the type of crime experienced in the country.
4.6Ideally, crime fighting should be a partnership between police and communities.
4.7Penology comes from the Latin word poena , which means punishment. (8021022\ Copyright reserved Please turn over
4.8Criminologists make valuable contributions in the criminal justice system, specifically in policing, courts and corrections.
4.9Human rights are inalienable.
4.10Erratic parenting style is not characterised with inconsequent discipline. (10 1\ [10] TOTAL SECTION A 30 SECTION B10
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5.1What are the SIX areas of victimology? (6\
5.2Define the concept human rights by incorporating what it entails to be human. (6\
5.3List THREE rights of South African itizens according to the Bill of Rights. (3\
5.4Explain the role of the community policing forum in crime reduction and prevention. (5\ 20 TOTAL SECTION B 20
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6.1What is judicial process? (1\
6.2The accused in this matter was sentenced to 15 years and the family was not happy about the outcome. Explain the roles and responsibilities of the South African courts within the criminal justice system in this country
6.3Identify THREE different sources of police crime statistics (3\
6.4Analyse offender rights with reference to the protection of human rights, outlined in the SA Constitution. (5\
6.5ccording to the indictment , w hy did Gamede kill the deceased? (2\ (8021022\
6.6crime through a strategy that is based on a four pillar approach. List the FOUR pillars of the NCPS. (4\
6.7In his judgement, how did the judge describe this murder? (3\ 30 TOTAL SECTION C 30 SECTION D
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7.1Explain the deficiencies of the techniques used to measure criminal victimisation. (10\
7.2Explain the under reporting of crime information. (10\ [20] OR20
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8.1Discuss FIVE characteristics of a multi dimensional approach to crime prevention
8.2Discuss the role and function of criminologist within the criminal justice system. (10\ [20] TOTAL SECTION20
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TitleDocument
SubjectCriminology
LevelNCV Level 2
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2020
MonthNovember
Pages8
Downloads3
Examination context
Decade2020s
Years ago6y
SeasonSpring (SH)
Start daySunday
Exam periodNovember 2020
Days since exam2,171
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