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1.5\in the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1Indicate which ONE of the following statements is correct: The aim of primary prevention is to motivate the community to strive towards maintaining order voluntarily. promote and strengthen disobedience to laws and internal social
1.2Choose the MOST correct statement. Secondary crime prevention include
1.3Indicate which ONE of the following statements is incorrect:
1.4Identify which ONE of the following statement is incorrect:
1.5Iden tify the MOST correct statement: Crime prevention involves the anticipation, recognition and appraisal of
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2.10\the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
2.10Tertiary crime prevention A crime prevention philosophy Secondary crime prevention Day parole Community corrections Primary crime prevention Objective of community
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3.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
3.1Crime prevention programmes are based on certain assumptions, theories or factors that could have played a role in the commission of a crime or someone becoming a victim.
3.2Offenders who may be selected for day parole are those who are experiencing practical resettlement problems.
3.3There must be a upervision ommittee at each community corrections office composed of correctional officials involved in the supervision of persons as
3.4During custody, the toilets and showers must be insufficient when the inmates need to comply with the needs of nature.
3.5During custody, where sleeping accommodation is in individual cells or rooms, each inmate shall at night occupy a cell or room by him or her self.
3.6The third Victim Offender Reconciliation Programme (VO RP \began as an experiment in Kitchener, Ontario in the early
3.7Victim support is a term used to refer to the pitiful person who wants to listen to the crying victim.
3.8Victim rights refer to a variety of rights and needs of, as well as services to victims of crime.
3.9Victim empowerment refers to the unfair treatment of or discrimination against criminals.
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4.5\ the ANSWER BOOK.
4.1Programmes based on interventions that provide prisoners with the necessary skills and knowledge to enable them to view the c ommunity in its normative sense
4.2Some re integration initi atives offered by Non governmental Organisations NGOs
4.3The way in which the criminal justice system, the fringe professions like health and welfare, and the community at large may victimise the victim once more, for example blaming him/ her
4.4A basic case management process involv ing four phases, namely case referral and intake, preparation for mediation, the mediation itself and any follow up necessary t o make the mediation successful
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5.1The registration of the docket on t he CAS (6\
5.2Opening of a case docket (3\
5.3Allocation of the case to an investigating officer (4\ [13]13
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8.1Name the court proceeding aspects that are recorded by the presiding officer (5\
8.2Name the basic elements which form part of an effective prison system to ensure safe custody (4\
8.3Briefly discuss the separation of the different categories of inmates according to ection 7 of the Correctional Services Act, 111 of 1998. (6\
8.4Discuss any FIVE rights of an accused person until proven guilty by the state. (5\ [20] TOTAL SECTION C: 30 SECTION D20
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