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    I believe that the judicial process has its pros and cons. There are several ways in which the judicial process can be improved. I specifically believe the criminal justice system should be improved and the penalties for crimes should be more balanced, and logical. Today, our corrections systems have their flaws. I am currently employed as a Detention Deputy, and I often see people who are incarcerated that have severe mental disorders. Instead, of these individuals getting the proper mental…

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    Criminal lawyers have obligations towards the law and the civil society. As we look at the American Justice System today, we often noticed that lawyers tend to work more closely with the judicial system than with the public. Lawyers have not only failed the justice system but also the institution they have swore to serve. Lawyers have failed in their everyday practice to ensure that our current criminal system functions consistently with our rights and…

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    a ballet. It was suspected that the crime was committed under the influence of drugs as there was no motive for the action. I came to realize all the different aspects involved in bringing justice to a victim, which has endured corporal and psychological wounds. This initiated my interest to study Law as justice helps the victim to heal as well as preventing these events from reoccurring. Therefore, I see the Law as a vital component of a functioning society. I am fascinated by its ability to…

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    The criminal justice system has become a big business at the federal, state and local levels which require an enormous amount of money. The federal government passes the money down to the state and local jurisdictions so that they can purchase equipment needed to prevent crime. The local level bears the most cost of police protection with 70% of the budget, also the local level of Judicial/Legal Services at 40% of the budget, but Correction budget at the state level was 59% (Bohm, & Haley,…

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    Throughout the criminal justice profession, there are several issues that need to be addressed within different populations across the country. All of these issues add up to the needs that should to be addressed to enable a more responsible police force, and a safer more responsible society. They include; teen drug and alcohol abuse, racial profiling, and illegal immigration. As well as these issues, there are many other concerns in the criminal justice profession. Multiculturalism and diversity…

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    The Criminal Justice system is only one aspect of a major entity referred to as social institution. Social institutions were created to protect and teach acceptable behaviors to society members to ensure unified treatment of everyone in a specified group. The Criminal Justice system was designed as a means to discipline and correct offenders, offer compensation to victims of criminal acts, and deter future criminal occurrences. Even with all the focus of this system geared at rehabilitation…

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    Criminal Justice System

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    Review Questions Identify and discuss two different goals that the criminal justice system has. Two different goals that the criminal justice system has are deterrence and rehabilitation/reintegration. There are two types of deterrence in criminal justice. The first is general deterrence, where criminal justice exemplifies what happens to people that do commit a crime, which the crime can be specific or general. In fear of being subjected to the same punishment(s), people would deter themselves…

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    The United States Administration of Justice Comparative The criminal justice system is far from perfect no matter what part of the globe you look. This is often shown through guilty parties getting away with heinous crimes, or innocent people being charged with such crimes, which many would view as a worse outcome. That is not to say proper justice does not happen. To exemplify these qualities and shortcomings, we will explore, evaluate, and compare two justice systems separated by more than…

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    The Police Service remains a pivotal agency within the criminal justice system ever since it was formed. As criminal activity rose in the 19th century, a response was required in order to safeguard society. As a result the Metropolitan Police Act was established on the 29th September 1829. Home secretary Sir Robert Peel 's goal was indeed to promote the need for reform elsewhere in the country. Preventing crime was the reason why a huge amount of 895 constables were introduced in London. It…

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    blessing to the criminal justice system with everything from Finding out who committed the crime to finding out everyone the suspect has been in contact with. With the improvements that technology has made it has truly helped the law enforcement community fight crime. Police officers everyday are using social media more and more to help them during a case or to find out new clues and to help stop crimes. The first major break through with technology helping with the criminal justice system is…

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