Essay On Criminal Justice Realignment

On October 1st, 2011 criminal justice realignment under AB109 took effect “The primary goal of the criminal justice system in California is to provide public safety by deterring and preventing crime, punishing individuals who commit crime, and reintegrating criminals back into the community.” Under the new justice realignment, people’s sentences are being reduced and they are being let out early because our jails are impacted With criminal realignment come criminals that are being released and repeating the cycle all over , by repeating the same offense or another crime. The criminal justice has failed newly released criminals in more ways than one. Most people that ae let out of prison become repeat offenders and go off and repeat the same or worst crime and land back in the same place. “More …show more content…
California justice system has helped some people turn their lives around but not everyone is in that same position California is failing newly released inmates but there are some who don’t think otherwise. California has shown that it can become better or can become worse by the realignment project that got passed. This is a criminal justice blog that posted the article, and they believe fully that the realignment of the justice system has helped. “There are people out there that are fully confident that the justice system is failing, however they are not aware that there are indications that state otherwise. In my opinion the judicial system is not failing, but is actually succeeding.” Not everyone will be affected by the realignment justice system because it’s just by opinion. The justice system is doing just fine and some people feel like they’re doing right by people when they really aren’t. Everybody is always going to have an opinion but it has already been seen that the justice system is failing