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    Offender's Sentence

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    The corrections subsystem of the criminal justice system’s goal is to punish criminals, deter crime, and possibly rehabilitation of the offender. Moreover, during the sentencing portion adjudication should strive for proportionality, equality in sentencing, understanding offender’s public responsibility, and impartiality (Schmalleger, & Smykla, 2015). Consequently, the United States focus was the rehabilitation of offenders, but due to the belief that offender’s sentences were excessively lax,…

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    concerning the sentencing phase of the courts. The two are indeterminate model and the determinate model. When you look at both of these models there are advantages and disadvantage that effect not only society but the criminals that are to fulfill the path of the models. The sentencing in the indeterminate model is formatted for rehabilitation of the inmate through his/her positive action while incarcerated. This positive rehabilitation sets up the end result of being released from the…

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    Most white collar crimes are prosecuted by government prosecutors that work for a prosecutor's office. The prosecutor's office is responsible for seeking justice in its jurisdiction. The role that a jury or judges have in the prosecution and sentencing of White Collar criminal can begin with a grand jury which will decide the final charges. Grand juries are comprised of 15-23 randomly…

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    be more aware of the difficulties that indigenous people have confronted such as the effects of colonization, racism and overrepresentation in the Criminal Justice System. In response, indigenous sentencing courts are raised. These courts are specifically designed to recognize indigeneity in the sentencing process to reduce the impacts that indigenous…

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    the offenders. Determinate Sentencing This is imprisonment where the criminal is given a specific imprisonment period. The imprisonment period is fixed and cannot be changes by the parole officer (Lombardo, 2017). Pros The victims find it fair because the defendant is punished to serve an entire imprisonment period. Since the decision has been reached, this sentencing model helps save the courts time and resources to focus on other cases. Cons It is costly, this sentencing model leads to…

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    assault. Between his conviction and his sentencing, Betterman waited fourteen months due to a delay within the institution (Betterman). He believes that fourteen months should be taken off of his sentencing. This began the ultimate constitutional debate concerning what he considered his right to a speedy trial. The ruling claimed by the Montana Supreme Court stated the Sixth Amendment’s Speedy Trial Clause does not apply to the post conviction and pre-sentencing delay (Betterman). The…

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    No Entry Model

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    000 for one year in prison whereas, the Sentencing Reform and Correction Act only reduces the amount of time spent in jail or prison. As a result, the prevention and treatment programs are still more cost effective than the Sentencing Reform and Correction Act. This is one reason why prevention and treatment programs such as the No Entry Strategy programs, are a better solution for reducing drug offenses affecting the incarceration rate than the Sentencing Reform and Correction…

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    The forces that led to the development of the Age of Enlightenment and the Classical School of Criminology was a group that formed a literary society named “L’Accademia de pugni” (Academy of Fists). Cesare Beccaria was a member of this group and a well versed mathematically and initially he focused on economic concerns but later expanded to crimes and punishment. The Academy of Fists group helped Beccaria write his essay “On Crimes and Punishments” Cesare Beccaria essay influenced many and…

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    Institutional Disparities Data Report On the off chance that we consider back the historical backdrop of the United States, we appear to have made some amazing progress in the battle against racial disparity; we even have our first African American president in office. No doubt we are near accomplishing the equity we have been exercising as a country, if we have not as of now accomplished it. In any case, despite what advancements we have made, the racial disparity is still a critical issue…

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    background to provide the sentencing judge with facts needed to make an informed sentencing decision. It also involves a dispute-settlement process during which the probation officer works with the defendant and the victim to resolve the complaint before sentencing (Schmalleger, 2015). In the Coatesville Fire Case, the offenders the prosecuting attorney would look at the evidence, testimony of eyewitnesses, and the confessions of the suspects to provide the sentencing judge with the facts to…

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