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    The major objective of this assignment is to select an area of criminal justice in which I feel needs to be improved , the area of criminal justice that I feel needs to be improved is that I feel that African-Americans needs to be treated fairly in the criminal justice system. If someone was to look at the statistics of African-Americans in the correctional system it would be alarming. In the last three decades the amount of inmates in American prisons have risen from 500,000 to well…

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    linked to the justice system. The Justice System’s goal is to protect victims, however, when information is reported about them without their consent it is seen as an invasion of privacy and goes against the victims’ natural rights. It is hard enough for victims to come forward about a crime without it being discovered behind their back. Victims are once again, entitled the right to be heard. This right to be heard can be in the court room or even to help improve the Criminal Justice System.…

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    Introduction Criminal law has been shaped by various ideas about its purposes (Duff, 2002a in Crime and Justice). One purpose served by the criminal law is to ensure that those who act wrongly receive the pain which is their just desert (Johnston and Ward 2010, 8). This simply put means that the community expectations of the criminal justice system is to see a wrongdoer reprimanded for his or her crime. The Elizabethan era is a prime example of this, as punishment for crime was often a public…

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    The criminal justice system is supposed to treat all the people seeking justice with equality and fairness irrespective of their race or their economic status. Every person has a right to be given fair treatment and fair judgment since he or she has all the rights to belong to a country or region. All the rights should be enjoyed by all people even if some are poor or rich. This should not count in the criminal justice system However, this happens. More often than not, those with…

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    I want to clarify when I say the Canadian criminal justice system ‘punishes’ rather than helps the mentally ill I do not wholly mean directly punishes the mentally ill. I am going to talk about how lack of resources and proposed solutions indirectly punishes the mentally ill. When a mentally ill person gets involved with the criminal justice system there is some expectation that the criminal justice system will have ideas and resources on how to approach a situation with a mentally ill person.…

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    I will be discussing Japan’s criminal justice system. I will be addressing the law enforcement, courts, and correction workings of their criminal justice system. I chose Japan because I believed that it would be interesting to learn more about how their criminal justice system works. It is important to look at other countries criminal justice systems so that we can compare them to our own to see if we need to make improvements or if we can help to improve others. Japan 's legal system is based…

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    I love to learn and obtain more knowledge in just about anyway, so with that being said, when I decided to take criminal justice I was excited to learn more than just what the media puts out. I have learned within just week one that there is far more to criminal justice than I originally imagined. It is a complicated system with many little, and big details each which that matter and I have only begun my learning process and have so much more to read and investigate upon. Within this week I have…

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    There are most prominent difficulties confronting criminal equity representatives which ranges from professionally to morally.professionally, they face the following challenges, drug use and crime cycle is at alarming stage, Several youths in the criminal justice system is growing day by day, high incarceration rate which is growing at a high speed, violence against women which several societies see it as normal yet its very problematic and Recidivism which is giving any country a headache in…

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    of four years. I’m currently working as a medical coordinator at a children’s hospital I have being in the medical field for more than 10 years, but always had a passion for criminal justice, but didn’t know what avenue to choose from after having a baby at a young age. My goal is to have the full understanding of the justice system and push through all the obstacles that I feel that’s holding me down. After reading the Prologue, the only…

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    More recently, in today's history, it seems as if our criminal justice system is full of racial discrimination and prejudices. Despite some of the evidence presented by researchers on this topic, I do not fully agree that this type of racism exists in our justice system. The majority of our criminal demographics is full of black crimes, but I do not believe this is because of any unjust treatment or negligence. I believe our african-american community is more likely to be arrested and charged…

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