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    “The criminal justice system‚ like any system designed by human beings‚ clearly has its flaws” - Ben Whishaw. Case after case after case could prove this statement. The O.J. Simpson Trails‚ The State of Florida vs. George Zimmerman‚ the fictional Tom Robinson case from To Kill a Mockingbird‚ and The Case of Emmett Till are all examples of our flawed Justice system. So yes‚ our justice system is flawed. On June 12th‚ 1994‚ O.J. Simpson was charged with the murders of his ex wife‚ Nicole Brown and

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    Over the course of the semester‚ we have seen many examples of how the media can negatively affect how people feel about the criminal justice system. I was exposed to shows like Law and Order and Snapped at a young age. Because I watched a lot of these types of shows at a young age‚ I realized that a job dealing with the criminal justice system was something I was interested in pursuing. I can even remember telling people that I wanted to be a forensic pathologist when I was only in sixth grade.

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    that made them turn into lawbreakers. In order to protect society from those offenders‚ the court needed to establish a system where criminals are punished so they won’t commit crimes again and also to Make an example out of those criminals. However‚ not everyone can be punished similarly as a result the juvenile justice was established. As Justice Kennedy‚ the senior Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States ‚ stated that there is a lack

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    Yet‚ the criminal justice system dramatically fails to serve all people recognized under the U.S. Constitution equally. Their hidden agenda initiated a dual purpose that proposes modern-day slavery for people of color‚ which created disadvantages that systematically resulted

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    During the 20th century‚ the American criminal justice system greatly advanced mainly through the evaluation of the Cleveland Survey‚ the professionalization of the modern police‚ and the development of the Modern Penal Code. First of all‚ the Cleveland Survey was the first crime survey in the US which later was embraced by the criminal justice system. In the Cleveland Survey‚ “detailed examinations were made of the police administration‚ of the activities of the courts‚ judges and prosecutors‚

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    hierarchy playing a large role in the creation and maintaining of certain institutions. For instance‚ in the criminal justice system‚ a system dominated by white men‚ the power lies in those who wish to keep it. Thus these men are more likely to incarcerate and profit off of those they are afraid of‚ in this case other races‚ and try to dominate over them‚ entrenching the system in racist ideas. Institutional Racism is what leads to the large number of ethnic and racially diverse prisoners‚ as well

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    above retribution in the United States criminal justice system. The value for this round will be: justice‚ where everyone gets what they are due. In order to provide a criterion for which to judge the value‚ as well as a way to achieve my value‚ the value- criteria shall be: retribution‚ where the punishment of an individual is more often than not weighted by the gravity of the crime that they committed. This is not to say that the justice system is justified in putting our criminals through

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    accused in the criminal justice system. Popularly expressed in the phrase ‘innocent until proven guilty’‚ it is a concept that sits squarely within the rule of law‚ which aims to protect individual rights from arbitrary and unjust governmental regulation. The presumption of innocence is the promise of an objective analysis of the evidence and facts‚ and is such an integral part of the adversary system that it is known as the ‘golden thread’ of the criminal justice system‚ aiding in striking a balance

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    proceeding was to see how the criminal justice system actually works versus how it can be portrayed by the media.

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     fairness  and  effectiveness  of  the  Criminal  Justice   System   (CJS).   To   understand   this   statement   and   form   an   opinion   I   will   analyze   particular   arms   of   the   CJS‚   define   their   roles   and   purpose‚   and   make   an   informed   considered  opinion  about  the  fairness  and  effectiveness  of  the  system‚  if  at  all.  In   fashionable   fairness   I

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