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Crime and Deviance Channel The Crime and Deviance Channel Does Prison Work?

Does Prison Work?

Does Prison Work?

“The role of prisons as an effective crime fighting tool has been much debated“ Siddhartha Bandyopadhyay (2012) "Acquisitive Crime: Imprisonment, Detection and Social Factors"

How are crime rates affected by the costs and benefits of crime? Aims How are crime rates affected by the costs and benefits of crime? Does sentencing reduce crime? Are short sentences more effective than long sentences?

Quantative (statistical) analysis of crime rates Method Quantative (statistical) analysis of crime rates All 43 police forces in England and Wales 16-year period: 1992 - 2008

Examined 4 types of crime: Method Examined 4 types of crime: burglary theft and handling fraud and forgery robbery

1. Economic model: assumes criminals respond to costs and benefits Theory 1. Economic model: assumes criminals respond to costs and benefits Crime costs influenced by probability of apprehension and severity of punishment Law enforcement variables: sentencing and detection

Theory 2. Socio-economic factors change the costs and benefits of criminal activity Variables: unemployment, wages, proportion of young people in population

Increase in detection leads to decrease in: Main Findings Increase in detection leads to decrease in: burglary theft and handling fraud and forgery

Increase in sentences leads to decrease in: Main Findings Increase in sentences leads to decrease in: burglary fraud and forgery

Short prison sentences have no effect on crime rates Main Findings Short prison sentences have no effect on crime rates Increasing average sentence length on long sentences is more effective for some crimes

Prison doesn't reduce theft and handling or robbery. Conclusions Longer average sentences significantly reduce fraud and, to some extent, burglary Prison doesn't reduce theft and handling or robbery.

Changing economic situations change kinds of crimes being committed Conclusions Higher unemployment increases burglary and theft but reduces robbery and fraud Changing economic situations change kinds of crimes being committed

Analysis based on police recorded crime Problems? Analysis based on police recorded crime “Prison effectiveness” inconclusive Research does not support claim “prison works”

Crime reduction because: Problems? Crime reduction because: Likely repeat offenders are in prison? 0r: Threat of prison deters criminal behaviour?

“LONG JAIL TERMS WOULD SLASH 100,000 CRIMES” Daily Express Problems? “LONG JAIL TERMS WOULD SLASH 100,000 CRIMES” Daily Express Study reported in media as supporting claim “prison works”. But: May affect some acquisive crimes, but not others Effect of prison as deterent unproven

Sentencing and Detection” Does Prison Work? “Acquisitive Crime, Sentencing and Detection” Siddhartha Bandyopadhyay; Samrat Bhattacharya; Marianna Koli and Rudra Sensarma Civitas, 2012

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