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    To The Editor: Inequities in the criminal justice system prove to be evident through “Being a Minority is The Worst Crime in The Justice System” by Kendall Travis‚ but her suggestion to set a distinct outline on how to determine sentencing terms would be ineffective‚ considering the issue derives from the judges’ perceptions on race instead. To support her claim of a need for specific sentences‚ Travis notes that “just looking at the race of the criminal‚ some judges automatically become unjust

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    Adam Thomas April 26‚ 2012 Corrections- Prof. Lawrie Corrections Essay United States Correctional System In the dictionary‚ crime is defined as the breach of rules or laws for which some governing authority can ultimately prescribe a conviction. As we look at the human history‚ we can see that wherever there is some sort of governing authority‚ crime has always been near by. Since the beginning of the human race‚ rules have been set and there have been punishments for breaking them. Even though

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    the Criminal Justice System Australian courts of law constantly deal with youth crime. It would seem that in the last decade young people have come up against the criminal justice system in increasing numbers. Public outrage at the antics and harm caused to the community by youth appears to be growing a tough approach dominating the media and public debate. (Edwards‚ 2011‚ p.5). The Australia Bureau of Statistics [ABS] (2010) notes that‚ “ In 2008-09‚ the rate of offenders in the criminal justice

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    Plea Bargaining Plea bargaining is extremely popular in our criminal justice system. In fact‚ 90 percent of all criminal cases are negotiated through plea bargains. The defendant‚ the victim‚ law enforcement officials‚ the prosecutor‚ and the state‚ all benefit in various and significant ways from plea bargains. In this paper I will discuss how plea bargaining ensures that the criminal justice system is not overrun by criminal cases. I will also explain what plea bargaining means and where it

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    in which people communicate. The criminal justice system also has to advance in the ways the different agencies and departments communicate. It is very important that the criminal justice system advances with the times‚ because communicating quickly and effectively can positively affect an investigation. Technology has had a big impact on the criminal justice system’s communication capabilities. There are many specialized databases within the criminal justice system that have assisted in the advancement

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    Holland Internship 28 October 2016 The Criminal Justice System What would The United States do without the criminal justice system? The criminal justice system is supposed to control crime and give punishment for those who commit a crime. It plays an immense role on America and the way crimes are handle. There are three main components that make up the criminal justice system and the way it functions. Law enforcement‚ courts‚ and corrections make up this system‚ and without these three components

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    Essay 3 The justice system upholds the law and punishes those who disobey it‚ but is known to cause serious harm to the prisoners. A punitive justice system gives prisoners suffering from mental illness no care‚ no rehabilitation‚ and no way to reintegrate into society. The punitive system makes prisoners go from healthy to mentally ill as a result of the punishment aspect of prison. With barely any access to mental health treatment‚ this only causes those with pre-existing mental health issues to

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    Issues with the criminal justice system The criminal justice system is an expression used to describe the co-dependency mechanism of the courts‚ government correctional facilities‚ and the police. The expression also describes the agencies of the criminal justice system within states of a centralized government. The criminal justice system is comprised of three interdependent mechanisms. Law making has repeatedly been included as a fourth mechanism of the justice system‚ considering that all legal

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    topics in the criminal justice system concerns the death penalty. The majority of the population in the U.S would say they are against the death penalty. However‚ the death penalty is one of the most beneficial sentences the court could deliver. Our state law allows a jury to vote for “death by lethal injection” for convicted criminals. I would not vote to change this law because offenders are granted a fair trial to prove their innocence‚ it acts as a deterrent to other criminals‚ and is the appropriate

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    Assessment 1: Are criminal cases won or lost on the evidence‚ or on the stories that are told. Word Count: 2500 The aim of this essay is to define the concepts of evidence and story telling by way answering the question of‚ are cases won or lost on the evidence or the stories told. To place the assignment in the correct context for the discussion‚ it will use illustrations from the cases discussed in lecture to describe the difference between actual criminal evidence and the stories

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