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This paper gives an in-depth explanation of the differences between international criminal justice and comparative criminal justice. The paper gives salient examples of the differences in the approach of both systems, with an emphasis on crime versus the improvement of criminal justice systems across boundaries.

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"The criminal justice system consists of those agencies, courts tribunals, and so forth that deal with criminal law and its enforcement in the various countries of the world. (Barak) Criminal justice systems can be studied in a variety of ways. The purpose of this paper is to look at the differences in two approaches to criminal justice systems, namely the comparative criminal justice approach and the international criminal justice approach. According to Terrill the field of comparative criminal justice and law..."

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