The Packer crime controls and due process model are two constructed model that represent a competing system within the criminal justice. It was stated that "although the purpose of which a crime controlled are important in this view, illegal means are not advocated" (Bohm & Haley, 2014)
Packer crime control operates with the theory of moving a suspect case(s) through the court system quickly, and dispose of it. This justice system is an illustration of McDonald assembly line, which has been renamed as "McJustice," according to Bohm (Bohm, 2014). The main agenda is to get this case in a file and stamp it with the word close. However, if the suspect has the right to ask to go to trial. If this happens the assembly line will slow down until the
Packer crime control operates with the theory of moving a suspect case(s) through the court system quickly, and dispose of it. This justice system is an illustration of McDonald assembly line, which has been renamed as "McJustice," according to Bohm (Bohm, 2014). The main agenda is to get this case in a file and stamp it with the word close. However, if the suspect has the right to ask to go to trial. If this happens the assembly line will slow down until the