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Young (2011) - aetiological crisis part 2!
Crime is no longer a major threat, which realism is struggling to explain
Crime is a social construction and therefore is still seen as a threat
Crime Survey for 🏴 and 🏴 (2019) - % of people that thought crime has increased over the last 10 years
81
It’s actually decreased
ONS (2023)- % of people in 🏴 and 🏴that think crime has increased
75
Crime Survey for 🏴 and 🏴 (2024) - % by which violence, burglary and car crime has decreased over the last 30 years
Almost 90
ONS (2023) - crime beack and low
Peak: 1995
All-time low: 2023
ONS (2023) - 3 reasons for all-time low + types of crime it’s decreased
Vehicle electronic immobilisers
More household security
Increased security in public
Fewer teenage-committed crimes
Fewer criminal careers
Crime Survey for 🏴 and 🏴 (2024) - types of crime that are increasing
Fraud
Computer misuse
General cybercrime
Due to increase in opportunities, skills and rewards
YouGov - years in which there were spikes in public fear of crime
2012, 2019
Little fear of crime in 2016 and 2020 due to other fears (Brexit, COVID)
4 causes of unreasonable fear of crime
TV
Newspapers
Media (skewed reporting)
Political rhetoric
Key policies regarding anti-social behaviour
1998 - ASBOs
2015 - IPNAs
3 key features of the increasing anti-social behaviour rate
Blurred boundaries of crime
Turned incivilities → crime, which in turn creates more crime
E.g. breaching an ASBO was a crime
Has a subjective definition
Flexibility
Became used against anything and was constantly widened
Created endless infringements