rules, usually made by parliament, that are used to order the way in which a society behaves

the way different customs, relationships and institutions work together to make up society

What is crime?

Citizenship

Pupils explore how crime impacts the UK and consider the purpose of sentencing and whether current sentencing approaches in the UK are effective.  

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

An Act of Parliament is another name for a ...

An immoral act punishable by the monarch.

It informs crime reduction organisations.

It can scare people into complying with the law.

It provides the police with guidance about what to prioritise.

To provide the monarch with constitutional crime data.

The media must report all crime data to comply with law.

Why is it important to record and monitor crime data?

Match the crime or societal issue to the crime reduction strategy.

rules made by parliament that everyone must follow

the way different customs, relationships, institutions work together

Match the word to its correct definition.

Which of these external factors might impact crime rates?

Which of the following is not a main function of Parliament?

In the UK, the law must be followed by ...

Which of the following are examples of criminal law and which are examples of civil law?

What is the final stage of an Act of Parliament?

Parliament consists of two houses: the House of Lords and ...