Criminology · Year 13 · Agencies of Social Control · 4.º Período
Probation and Charities
An exploration of the National Probation Service and the role of charities in supporting offenders post-release and advocating for penal reform.
National Curriculum Attainment TargetsWJEC Level 3 AC 3.2 Describe the contribution of agencies to achieving social controlWJEC Level 3 AC 3.4 Evaluate the effectiveness of agencies in achieving social control
About This Topic
An exploration of the National Probation Service and the role of charities in supporting offenders post-release and advocating for penal reform.
Key Questions
- How does the probation service monitor offenders in the community?
- What role do charities play in the criminal justice system?
- How can society better support the reintegration of ex-offenders?
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