Criminal Justice Descriptive Essay by cee-cee
A review of the perfect criminal justice system.
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Description:
The paper proposes the perfect criminal justice system, one that focuses on networking and collaboration among policing agencies, communities, legal representatives and those accused of or prosecuted for criminal activity. The paper states that the perfect criminal justice system will also concentrate on rehabilitative measures for criminals incarcerated younger than age 40, as research suggests that individuals receiving counseling are less likely to become repeat offenders than those who are simply punished and then released. The paper concludes that the perfect system is not a system that focuses on hostility or punishment for non-malevolent crimes; rather one where communities actively collaborate with legal authorities to build better communities and social networks.
Outline:
Introduction
The System Theory
Reform and Community Collaboration in the Perfect System
Conclusion
Outline:
Introduction
The System Theory
Reform and Community Collaboration in the Perfect System
Conclusion
Sample of Sources Used:
- American Law and Legal Information. (n.d.). Criminal justice system, structural and theoretical components of criminal justice systems, the systems of operation, the importance of viewing criminal justice as a system. American Law and Legal Information. Crime and Justice Volume 1. Accessed 22, May, 2007: http://law.jrank.org/pages/858/Criminal-Justice-System.html
- Bouza, A.V. (1990). The police mystique: An insider's look at cops, crime, and the criminal justice system. Cambridge: Perseus Books.
- Farber, O. (2006, Jun). Positive SPIN on liaisons: Find out how the security police information network (SPIN) promotes public-private information sharing. Security Management, 50(6): 110.
- Goold, B. (2004). Idealizing the other? Western images of the Japanese criminal justice system. Criminal Justice Ethics, 23(2): 14+
- Johnson, D.T. (2003). Above the law? Police integrity in Japan, Social Science Japan Journal, 6(1): 29.
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