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    Alternative Sentencing

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    Alternative Sentencing We need to realize that the current approach to our penal system is failing terribly. Take a group of people‚ take away all of their possessions and privacy‚ expose them to violence‚ overcrowded cell blocks‚ and the result is a group of people intent on getting even with society rather than contributing to it. It is very expensive to house prisoners. There are several other options to deal with nonviolent offenders. Alternative sentencing is finding other ways to deal

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    Overpopulation in the Prison System Overpopulation in the Prison System has been a growing concern in society. An explanation for this is the rise in crime over the past years. As the crime rate increases so do the amount of convictions‚ which leads to more incarcerations and overpopulation in the Prison System. The cause for the increase in crime over recent years has been partly attributed to the disappearance of jobs. Many people have been victims in the struggle to find jobs. When faced with

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    Role of the Public Prosecutor in the Criminal Justice System In independent India‚ it goes without saying that the criminal justice system (hereafter CJS) must function within the framework of the principles enunciated by the Constitution. Broadly speaking‚ these are as follows : The guarantee of equality before the law Equal protection of the laws Prohibition of discrimination imposed upon the State Deprivation of life / personal liberty only in accordance with procedure established

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    Drug Court Case Study

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    In 1989 the first drug court was introduced in Miami Dade County‚ Florida. Drug problems in Florida were substantial and mirrored many states across the United States. Crack Cocaine was on the rise as so was the crime across the United States. The many types of drug courts have been put in place to decrease recidivism‚ drug use and restore lives and families. Drug Courts are designed to serve as the alternative for incarceration. A big factor in criminal justice is figuring out what programs work

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    Ethical Delimma Paper

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    Ethical Dilemma CJA/324 ETHICS in CRIMINAL JUSTICE The most important values are honesty and integrity. Honesty and integrity go hand and hand‚ and should remain a vital part of our everyday lives. Without honesty there is no integrity. Integrity is doing the right thing whether you are in a group or completely alone; in other words‚ doing the right thing‚ all of the time‚ even if no one is watching. Integrity is vitally important when one is working in the Criminal

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    Choosing a bail service provider when a family member or a friend is arrested is a critical decision that one needs to make. It ensures that the bond process is done in a smoothly manner. Every case is usually unique. It therefore requires that you chose a bail service provider that caters for all your needs. It is important to understand what separates a good bail service provider from a bad one. This calls for a lot of research. Here are some tips on choosing the best bail service provider for

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    I would like to work with Juvenile offenders‚ mainly because I feel that since they make up such a small group of the inmate population‚ 1200 offenders under the age of eighteen at the end of 2013 (p. 245‚ Seiter‚ 2017) that I would have a greater ability to utilize limited resource for a greater outcome. Juvenile offenders in adult incarceration are made up of individuals who have committed serious felony offenses under the age of eighteen (p. 244‚ Seiter‚ 2017). There are three approaches used

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    Maoa Gene Research Paper

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    Jacob was a 6 years old boy on the playground with many other kids. He was one of the 2 to have bad luck. Jacob like other kids didn’t know today would be his last day. Jacob was shot in the leg and died from losing to much blood.what makes people do these thing? I think the MAOA gene makes criminals do these types of things. Violence is caused by MAOA gene. My first piece of evidence is the MAOA make criminal genes. MAOA was the first candidate gene to be linked to antisocial behavior. Do you know

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    Clarification Of Crime

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    “It is a fundamental principle of criminal law that an imputed offense must correspond exactly to the type of crime described by law. If no law applies exactly to the point in question‚ then there is no offense” (Fidel Castro). Criminal law follows a strict set of guidelines and procedures that allow prosecutors to convict suspects and police forces to make arrests. Criminal law varies for each state including the punishment that follows for the crime committed. Many individuals are unclear as to

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    Zero- sum game and non-zero are terms used to refer to situations where there are gains and losses. Non-zero sum game is where one decision gain or loss doesn’t necessarily result in the others loss or gain. In this theory‚ the wins and loses‚ of all players do not add up to zero and everyone can win or lose. Commonly this is referred to as a “win-win situation” The common example given of this is the prisoner’s dilemma‚ a situation where two people are committed a crime are being interrogated separately

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