Process Evaluation Process

There are a number of reasons why it is critically essential to conduct both a process evaluation and an impact evaluation to help provide insights as to why a particular project may have failed. For example, in the legal domain, legal systems normally operate through diverse legal processes some of which may include designation of the team responsible for creating laws, designating officials for applying the laws as well as the ones for enforcing it. According to many experts, the successful enactment of legislation critically depends on the evaluation of both the different processes involved as well as its impacts. This is particularly attributed to the fact that law making is conducted and controlled by a few self-interested and partisan individuals who are unlikely to yield good results if the process of making the laws and …show more content…
Before an evaluation process is initiated, the officials in charge should settle on an overly complex one so as to produce a meaningful result. In the criminal investigation department, the police should intensively prepare for the evaluation at the initial stages of learning. In a general perspective, evaluation seeks to answer several security questions. The first question answered by evaluation is whether the strategy or program was implemented as intended. Secondly evaluation seeks to know the specific activities which were implemented (Maxfield & Babbie, 2018). The third question answered by evaluation is based on the implemented activities; whether the implemented activities attained the specific objectives. The forth question to be answer by evaluation is as to whether the overall goals were achieved. And lastly, evaluation operations unearth the extent to which success or failures are as a result of factors other than the