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    I then checked whether any codes were missing, could be combined with others, or effectively divided in two. On the basis of the coding, one particular theme that emerged from both interviews is the emphasis on social inequality to crime and criminal justice. I then went back to the data to re-examine whether the codes fit under this theme overall, and consulted new literature to contextualise this theme. The theme of inequality is based on the responses of both participants who have once or…

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    authorized to hold pretrial detainees and offenders who committed low level crimes or misdemeanors. The criminal justice system in America was created to keep communities safe, to respect and restore victims, and to return offenders who leave prison to be self-sufficient and law-abiding, but prisons are seen today, as instruments of punishment instead of methods to rehabilitate. What the criminal justice system has become is an enormous failure that…

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    Corrections/Criminal Justice Internship Correction social workers focus on helping inmates who have been incarcerated and plan on returning back into society after their sentence. In past prison and jail systems, inmates were treated with little dignity and were not given the skills needed to advance their well-being after leaving the correctional system. Rehabilitation has been a recent task for social workers in this setting to help inmates adjust to the society outside of the correctional…

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    The Criminal Justice System is made of three main components; police, corrections, and the courts, which play a role in maintaining a proper and functional system. These three core functions have their own limitations and use of discretion. At times discrimination occurs within each individual function. Policing is law enforcement, which is the backbone and gatekeepers to The Criminal Justice System. This is where discretion is used the most. Indeed, discrimination can start with policing, and…

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    over representation and to better educate aboriginal people (Hurst, 2014, p.7). The supreme court of Canada came upon the decision through the court case of R v. Gladue which recognized certain disadvantages aboriginals go through in the Criminal justice system, this meant that sentencing judges reviewed the history of the aboriginal individuals to see if a long sentence would be a smart choice for the well being of the offender (Hurst, 2014). Many different factors are thought out…

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    symbiosis of the ghetto and prison; both, institutions of forced confinement designed to neutralize the threat outcasts pose to society (Wacquant, 2010). This, then, has developed a state, whereas the symbiotic relationship between the ghetto and the criminal justice system are the instruments by which the elite control the poor. Largely, due to socioeconomic and institutional manipulation of powerful elites that accentuate the inmate disparity. And so, inevitably accentuates to residential…

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    The criminal justice system is designed in a way to prosecute the offenders and keep our society save. Without laws and regulation this world would be a mess because there would not be consequences for our actions. Young people from our communities are stabbed, shot, beaten. We have an obligation to give back to the society. One way of doing this is to raise awareness in our youth. One question we can ask is what causes a young person to take a knife and kill someone they never know? Racism,…

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    Before delving into the criminal justice system at the time neoliberalism became popular it is a good idea to briefly look at the development of the justice system throughout history leading up to the system affected by a neoliberal view. The first prisons were introduced in medieval times. These prisons were more for containment instead of punishment. This introduced the start to modern prisons (Sharpe, 1988). During this time the death penalty had a main focus in regard to the penal system.…

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    The criminal justice system as we know it today has changed from what it once was back in the 1700’s. The United States criminal justice system was indeed influenced from English law and customs, but history has revealed to maintain a growing and evolving system those individuals apart of that system have to adapt and change along with that system in order to tackle the growing issues of today. The global weight of current issues like terrorism, technological advances, and globalization; these…

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    Criminal Justice is a very “cut throat” career field. There are many job varieties available. City police, state police, and many federal jobs. Most of these fields require at least an associate’s degree. With that being said it can also be a very rewarding job. The criminal justice field has it’s advantages and disadvantages. When a police officer or any officer arrest someone whether it be for drugs or a simple fight, they have a very rewarding feeling. Most officers are proud when they get a…

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