We as citizens are united. We have shaped today's criminal judicial system for the last 50 years through generations of witnessing, voicing our perceptions of how we will feel towards the safety and freedom relating to our everyday lives as a whole community that involves the safety of all involved but also including our individual rights as humans regardless. This started back in the earliest of time when we were subjected by the British laws that were mostly punishments and processed unfairly. Then came our constitution and we have molded our laws since with the police, the courts and corrections.
Our police force risk their lives everyday for our freedom and safety from each other and from outside the states intruders and or invaders. Perception is key here and the roles our police work by can be difficult to downright deadly in this ever changing needs and must haves regarding freedom and safety. For instance, 2010 Chelsea King a 17 year old …show more content…
In fact it varied from colony to colony. The start of reforming the Justice system happened to be during our win over Britain and our independence and the new constructed Justice system started taking place for the rights and protection for our citizens. By 1776 declaration of rights became the model for the US Bill of Rights that became part of the constitution in 1791.The courts in today's society sees the difficulties between the needs of balance. Balancing the victim's and the criminal's safety and freedoms. Example: Chelsea's Law. Reports show that Chelsea's law has and still is protecting our minors from predators by focusing on a few key areas which includes GPS devices on convicted predators and option out parols. But the path to this success in the guidelines we use today was paid by the innocence's lives. So how can we balance procedures and punishment of crimes without costing the community's innocence protection of life and
Our police force risk their lives everyday for our freedom and safety from each other and from outside the states intruders and or invaders. Perception is key here and the roles our police work by can be difficult to downright deadly in this ever changing needs and must haves regarding freedom and safety. For instance, 2010 Chelsea King a 17 year old …show more content…
In fact it varied from colony to colony. The start of reforming the Justice system happened to be during our win over Britain and our independence and the new constructed Justice system started taking place for the rights and protection for our citizens. By 1776 declaration of rights became the model for the US Bill of Rights that became part of the constitution in 1791.The courts in today's society sees the difficulties between the needs of balance. Balancing the victim's and the criminal's safety and freedoms. Example: Chelsea's Law. Reports show that Chelsea's law has and still is protecting our minors from predators by focusing on a few key areas which includes GPS devices on convicted predators and option out parols. But the path to this success in the guidelines we use today was paid by the innocence's lives. So how can we balance procedures and punishment of crimes without costing the community's innocence protection of life and