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Criminal Justice System 3 components
-law enforcement
-judicial
-corrections
7 primary goals of the criminal justice system
-guarantee due process of the law
-prevent crime
-protect life and property
-uphold and enforce the law
-dispense equal justice
-apprehend offenders, and
-assure victims rights
Objectives of the Judicial components of the criminal justice system
-providing due process of the law
-rendering fair judgments
-dispensing just punishments
-assuring victims rights
organization of CA court system
1. State supreme court
2. Lower courts
-trial courts
3. Higher courts
-appellate courts
positions in the judicial system
-judges
-prosecuting attorneys
-defense attorneys
process in criminal cases
start to end
-arrest
-arraignment
-right to bail
-bail
-preliminary hearing
-indictment
-trial
-sentencing
-grand jury
Objectives and responsibilities of corrections
-confining prisoners
-rehabilitating prisoners
-supervising parolees and probationers
-assuring victims rights
Parole
conditional release from confinement which allows an individual to serve the remainder of a sentence outside of prison
IN FELONY/STATE PRISON
Probation
sentencing option for an individual convicted of a criminal offense
MISDEMEANOR/COUNTY JAIL/IN LIEU OF JAIL TIME
Justice System give L.E. 2 extraordinary powers:
1). The power of arrest
2). The power to use deadly force.
First Amendment
Freedom of :
Religion
speech
press
assembly
Petition the government
Fourth Amendment
Unreasonable Search and Seizures
Fifth Amendment
Tried twice for the same crime
Self-incrimination
Sixth
Told of charges when arrested
Speedy trial
Trial by jury
Confront witness
Counsel
Eight Amendment
Excessive bail
Cruel and unusual punishments
Fourteenth
Due process
Equal protection of the laws