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    Policies that are taught to police officers, including racial profiling, play a huge part in the unjust incarceration of African Americans. These prejudiced actions hinder African American’s ability to have productive lives, causing them to find their way back into the this disgraceful criminal justice system that America…

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    Corporations and police departments are not the only place one can find racial discrimination, as it has become a key factor in the recent presidential campaign. Donald Trump tops the list of offenders, he has publically denounced both Muslims and Mexicans. Trump seems to assume that every person of Mexican descent, has moved to this country illegally. To make such a broad assumption would have to mean that all immigrants, for hundreds of years, have been undocumented. This is both an absurd…

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    of others. Privilege, to us, is like water to the fish: invisible precisely because we cannot imagine life without it” (p.2). What whites never think about not having is what blacks work their entire lives for. African Americans suffer racial profiling and prejudice, while fighting for simple equalities and rights. A hard worker is superior to a lazy or mediocre one. Overcoming adversities is admirable. Blacks show their true colors by relentlessly striving for the same privileges so…

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    United States. The Civil Rights Movement created new laws, amendments, and governmental changes to help better the lives of African Americans. However, discrimination throughout America continued through housing, mass incarceration, and zip-code profiling. The New Jim Crow is one example of how African Americans are still struggling with civil rights issues. The New Jim Crow is the discrimination in the criminal justice system of African Americans along with other minorities. Police officers are…

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    corrections involves great risk when not done correctly. Allowing offenders a chance to serve their sentence in the community is a privilege that involves trust. Some offenders are bigger risks than others and it is important to know what risk level an individual is at. It is also important that the offenders receive the correct type and amount of resources such as counseling and more. Without the proper techniques and tools offenders may be more likely to continue to commit crimes in the…

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    Researchers agree that the most prevalent form of racial discrimination in the American criminal justice system transpires within the treatment of juvenile offenders. Additionally, researchers have proposed that the informality, as well as the flexibility allowed in the juvenile criminal justice system, perpetuates the potential for abuse. Along with racial inequality, which is clearly evident during the arrest, the initial point of contact between the youth, law enforcement officials and the…

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    Discrimination is everywhere. There is discrimination for everything, from aging to being pregnant, to sexual orientation. One of the biggest types of discrimination is racial. Racial discrimination is one of those things that will take time to go away, if it ever truly does. When saying racial discrimination, most of everyone’s first thought is blacks and whites, but it’s more than that. There’s discrimination between all races, from blacks to whites to Latinos and so on. Looking into…

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    Essay On Unlawful Arrest

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    has committed a crime. Probable Cause foundation is based off the reasonable belief that a person has committed, is in the process of committing and is about to commit a crime. Peace Officer (police officer) cannot make nor rely upon hunches or profiling to establish probable cause to make the arrest. (Unlawful Arrests & Related Civil Claims, 2003). Probable cause is the standard by which police authorities have reason to obtain a warrant for the arrest of a suspected criminal. In most police…

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    Jim Crow Incarceration

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    Alexander states that both systems are structured to lock those caught in the system into a subordinate position. Both systems allow for racial profiling, unfair conviction in prison sentences, and undesirables in both systems face a wall making it incredibly difficult to enter society. Mass incarceration has been normalized and young black men are now more likely to go to jail than college. The system…

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    world, criminologists aim to remove acts that no longer conflict with society’s norms which can prevent the acts of violence. These psychologists have four important roles in their work covers such as, crime analysis, offender profiling, interviewing, and rehabilitation of the offenders. Having roles like these help gain a better insight into the investigation. Criminal Psychologists have received results…

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