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    justice system was developed to help deter criminal intentions and to convict those who do commit crimes. The criminal justice system is made up of different components such as law enforcement, the prosecution and defense teams, the courts, and corrections (Garland, 2015). The criminal justice system is relevant to criminal evidence because in order to proceed through the system evidence must be submitted to bring charges and begin the process to a conviction. Proceedings through the criminal…

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    According to the New York City Department of Correction website the origin of probation can also be traced to the English criminal law. Lets keep in mind that we can also trace our law enforcement formation to the English system. Probation is a form of punishment for those that commit a crime but the crime is not as serious like a felony. Our first true probation officer was John August he is known as the “The Father of Probation’. The NYC probation website state that he believe that people for…

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    continues: “1 out of 3 African American and one in 6 Latino males should expect to do time”(xii). Therefore, in my view the majority of the information provided all through this book reinforces the information that we have learned throughout our corrections classes.…

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    physical punishment,Public Hangings and shaming. To now evaluate and confine a person for future reprimand. A now more humane approach to punishment of crime. 3.Discuss the historical ideologies within corrections, and the impact of ideology on administration. Answer: Historical Ideologies in correction where based on religion and common law. Punishment consisted of physical labor and public hangings. As time progressed the country and states administration…

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    Lindbergh Case Summary

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    The case, of Lindbergh, provides an excellent scene where the three components, police, court and a correction mingle while performing their duties. The three elements ensure justices and fairness are done to each who might be involved in a crime scene or a conflict. The following illustrations confirm the activities and roles of each component regarding the Lindbergh case. In the case, Charles Augustus was kidnapped on 1st March 1932. The crime happened in Lindbergh home located in Hopewell.…

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    The Mock Prison Riot appear to hold valuable insight and information for those who attend. With the advancement in technology, this could provide prison officials and staff with innovative technology that has the potential to create a more unified work environment. Having the ability to play out scenarios of situations that arise within the facilities of prisons help emergency response teams be more prepared to deal with and contain disturbances. It also allows staff to see exactly where their…

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    can be determined by studying past data and then appropriately adjusting to lessen weaknesses in past outcomes. But arguably the most valuable resource available in the implementation of such program adjustments is the opinions of all involved (corrections officers, parole officers, future parolees, etc.). And this approach to collecting data by simply talking to those involved is also obviously…

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    Juvenile Collaboration

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    “Behavior of a child or youth that is so marked by violation of law,persistent mischievousness, antisocial behavior, disobedience, orintractability as to thwart correction by parents and to constitute amatter for action by the juvenile courts” (Dictionary.com, 2015). According to the Justice Policy Institute (JPI) the costs we bear for overreliance on youth confinement is “sticker shock” (2014). There is a criterion which affirms that temporary confinement of juvenile offenders is still…

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    defendants a chance to escape the stigma of a criminal conviction. Having a offender charged with petty act that can be handled outside the court may subject that individual to having difficulty finding gainful employment as well the overburdening the correction facilities. Also, the cost impact to keep a offender in prison or jail is counterproductive and not worth it if they can be rehabilitated. Diversion is a way to save them before they commit a felony and…

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    In this essay, I will be reporting about my interest and the field that I will pursue after my graduation with my Associate Applied Science and Associate of Art. I will also discuss the skills and knowledge that I had learned throughout my time while in Heald College toward my major of Criminal Justice. In the aspect of Criminal Justice field, after graduating from Heald College, I will forward toward to become a Law Enforcement, to use my skills and knowledge to help the community. Being in the…

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