Under the due process principle, the individual has the right to liberty, to own property, and right to life. In this case, if a person is charged due to crime, the justice system ought to protect his or her rights under the model. On its part, the crime control model bases its law enforcement on absolute reliability of police in finding facts and treating the suspects as if guilty already (Cole, Smith, & DeJong, 2015). Thus, crime control model seems less preservative of human rights and is usually under the idea of putting aside individual rights for maintenance of public safety. In addition, one is obligated to give up his or her rights to benefit the community. Thus the two models contrast in their principle definition. That is, crime
