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22 Cards in this Set
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What is Policing the same as?
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Law Enforcement.
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Name the methods of Policing in the EMP.
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The Army, Citizens, the Hue and Cry, Sergeants, Watchmen, Constables, Rewards and Thief Takers.
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Why was using Citizens an ineffective method of policing?
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They were not trained and were just ordinary people.
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What was positive and negative about the army as a method of policing?
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They were well trained but they could only stop one kind of crime.
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Why was Thief Takers a negative method of policing?
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The Thief Takers were often criminals and set up innocent people to claim the reward.
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What was negative and positive about Constables being a method of policing?
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They were the main form of policing but they were nominated from their town so they weren't trained. |
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Why were the Watchmen and Sergeants a negative method of policing?
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Not many crimes were committed inside and they were poorly paid not motivating them to work hard.
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What is positive and negative about Rewards?
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You could frame innocent people but it is encouraging people to turn others in.
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What is positive and negative about the Hue and Cry?
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There were not always people there to help and I would alarm the criminal making them get away quicker but it does raise the alarm. |
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What were the Constables also known as and why?
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The Charlie's because King Charles introduced them.
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What were the Watchmen also known as and why?
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they were known as the Bellmen because they carried a bell and lantern.
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What were the Watchmen a town equivalent of? |
A Constable.
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What did the Army do as a method of Policing?
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They put down Protests and captured gangs.
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What were Thief Takers?
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They made a living out of tracking down criminals and collecting rewards. They were often criminals themselves and set up innocent people.
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What were the Citizens to do with Policing?
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They were meant to deal with the crime themselves and they were responsible for tracking down criminals and catching them.
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What were Rewards to do with Policing? |
They offered money for people to capture criminals.
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What were the Watchmen?
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The Watchmen were employed in large towns to patrol streets night and day. They were meant to peer through windows to spot crime. They were poorly paid.
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What were the Sergeants?
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The Sergeants were employed in towns to enforce market regulations and they would give fines and weigh out goods. |
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What were Constables?
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They were the main form of policing. Two men from a community were chosen to be constables for a year and they would deal with everyday matters.
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What does the TJP's stand for?
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The Tudor Justice's of the Peace.
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What did the TJP's oversee?
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Law Enforcement.
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Give four points of why the Tudor JP's were successful?
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They were rich and had status. They were respected. They were organised and controlled. They met up to discuss issues. |
