Advantages And Disadvantages Of Criminal Justice Field

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Criminal Justice is a very “cut throat” career field. There are many job varieties available. City police, state police, and many federal jobs. Most of these fields require at least an associate’s degree. With that being said it can also be a very rewarding job. The criminal justice field has it’s advantages and disadvantages. When a police officer or any officer arrest someone whether it be for drugs or a simple fight, they have a very rewarding feeling. Most officers are proud when they get a “trouble maker” off the streets. When the higher up officers. like the FBI, arrest someone it's not just one person, it's normally a group of people. For example when they take down someone dealing with drugs it's normally a whole ring of drug dealer

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