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Criminal Justice Administration: A Case Study
As a criminal justice administrator, Unity of Command and Unity of Direction” influence my ability to achieve the organization's mission on a consistent basis is the concept of being responsible and getting directions from one person. Assigned supervisors are responsible for the overall evaluation and responsibility of employees.Also control is a concept when holding employees responsible. The basic concepts for today's is planning, organizing, staffing, directing, coordinating, reporting, budgeting suggested by Gulick and Urwick (Baker,2015). Planning is the first administrative activity that must be accomplished before any of the other activities are put into motion (Baker,2015). There must be some thinking ahead when designing an agency,

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