Deck 1: The Media and Crime
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Deck 1: The Media and Crime
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Whistleblower protection legislation is detrimental to a fair process for information requests to governments and to prevent prosecution of insiders who make public interest disclosures to the media.
False
2
What is the term for something which is simplistic and misleading but are commonly held views about current topics of interest?
A)Morals
B)Bias
C)Myths
D)Facts
A)Morals
B)Bias
C)Myths
D)Facts
C
3
The online environment is extremely detrimental for information about crime and responses to crime by criminal justice agencies.
False
4
Discuss the case of the disappearance of Sarah Payne.
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5
Citizens can access crime statistics online.
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6
Discuss the case of Frank Serpico.
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7
Agenda setting is deciding which issues receive attention and how different perspectives on issues are portrayed.
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8
What is a 'moral panic'? Use examples to show how moral panics occur.
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9
List and describe the criteria regarding newsworthiness or news values.
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10
Why are violent crimes of more concern to the public than white collar crimes or corporate crimes?
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11
What are some recent examples in Australia of ways the media can expose crime and generate positive change in response to victimisation?
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12
Right-to-information legislation is essential to ensure a fair process for information requests to governments and to prevent prosecution of insiders who make public interest disclosures to the media.
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13
Discuss the comparison of how victims and offenders are portrayed on shows such as Law & Order compared to those in actuality.
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14
What are the major crime myths as described by Hinds (2012)?
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15
Discuss the case of the Fitzgerald Commission of Inquiry in Queensland.
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16
Discuss the case of baby Azaria Chamberlain.
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17
What is the difference between right-wing and left-wing views?
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18
Approximately 20% of the Australian population relies on commercial television, radio, and newspapers for their daily source of news.
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19
The _______ refers to instruments of communication related to news and entertainment.
A)media
B)report
C)crime stories
D)facts
A)media
B)report
C)crime stories
D)facts
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