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    Death Penalty Reforms

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    There were many within society at that time, especially in the Southern states among whites, that believed that the criminal justice system was failing them and forcing them to take their own course of action against “criminals.” Unsanctioned executions, or lynchings, occurred by the thousands, mostly within a few Southern states and mostly by whites against blacks, for around almost century. This indicates how fanatical…

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    positive factors of this includes the points mentioned above. For example, I think it’s essential for the police to keep good relations with the public because in a way, this could significantly increase the factors of potentially capturing more criminals. Not only would this be a way to engage with the public/ their audience, it would initiate conversations between them and the community. Therefore, the public will potentially see the police as someone who is trying to help them and to be their…

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    In our police system there are loopholes that give leeway to police officials who sometimes abuse the authority that they are given. They do not live up to the ethical standards which are expected of them to live up to society. Due to the nature of police work, there are high moral and ethical standards set in place. Even with the standards there are many police officers that are not held liable and accountable for their actions. They seem to easily get away with the mistreatment of others…

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    Contacted Crime Essay

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    it means that there is a certain chance for crimes not to be revealed by the police.  Most of the crimes against morality are conducted in series (multiple-offense), take longer time and there is quite a high level of recidivism. The activity of criminal police usually starts with the report or suspicion that a crime has occurred; is followed by initial or preliminary evaluation that crime has occurred, and then is assigned to an investigator who can use other procedural methods and means.…

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    Crime Shows

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    to Reed and Shaw (2012), advances in technology has enabled crime and criminal justice portrayal in the media to become widespread over the past few decades. As a result, most of what people know about the criminal justice system is derived from the media especially through entertainment television. From books to daily news reports to crime dramas such as Criminal Minds, Americans are fascinated with “unsubs”, criminals, and the legal process (Parker, 2013). Even at a time in American…

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    In succeeding chapters, he questions the helpfulness of witnesses, especially the accused, swearing an oath to tell the truth and provides arguments against the various justifications for the use of torture in criminal procedures. Then, Beccaria discusses the importance of swift punishment, but at the same time stating that there should be sufficient time allowed both for the prosecution and the defense to prepare their cases prior to trial. In Chapter IX he argues…

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    As citizens, you may hear yourself say “ do the police have anything better to do”? I myself have caught myself saying those exact words when I witnessed a patrol officer parked on the side of the street with a radar gun.Managing police patrol time is an important police practice. Police Officers spend a lot of their time doing duties that are uncommitted. During this time Police Officers usually pass time by self-initiation, and they usually lack supervisors directives. Assuming that I am…

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    Police Staff Training

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    the Department has a number of instructors that teach courses in their area of expertise such as domestic violence, leadership, juvenile procedures, and human diversity. The Training staff is responsible for both State mandated training and in-service training. The Training Unit conducts research, training and development of weapons, equipment, tactics and procedures. Members of this Unit are responsible for training all personnel in a variety of topics to include: Weapons of Mass Destruction,…

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    Queensland Double Jeopardy Provisions Double Jeopardy is a technicality law based upon the assumption that one cannot be repeatedly prosecuted in a criminal trial by either the jury, judge or appeal of court judges ("Questioning Double Jeopardy", 2016). This notion has been in existence for 800 years and originated from English Common Law. The double jeopardy protection averts three scenarios, a retrial for a crime that would attract a 25-year or more sentence if the original acquittal is…

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    up restored. Rehabilitation occurs when an individuals (after being incarcerated) CHOOSES to change. Everyone wants to live in a safe society. People don’t want to be scared while walking their dog down the street that there is a criminal behind them. Isolating criminals from the society can either do two things. 1. Understanding their consequences and caring and 2. They will continue to not care and become more violent while they are in prison. For some people, mass incarceration never existed…

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