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International Criminal Justice Systems

International Criminal Justice Systems. Antonio Cornejo Wenceslao Partida Magnolia Martinez Wendy Sierra Jorge L. Rivera. Police. Most police department have officers with firearms, some don’t. Small departments do not carry guns just batons, cuffs, mace. Courts.

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International Criminal Justice Systems

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  1. International Criminal Justice Systems Antonio Cornejo Wenceslao Partida Magnolia Martinez Wendy Sierra Jorge L. Rivera

  2. Police Most police department have officers with firearms, some don’t. Small departments do not carry guns just batons, cuffs, mace.

  3. Courts Some countries practice having trails without having a jury for the defendant. Some countries just go straight to sentencing and punishment.

  4. Corrections Human rights in the state Against inhumane cruelty Other countries ok with corporal punishment i.e. russia, china and other countries along with third world countries. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uqgMc1A86U http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKIUtBCyt50

  5. Mexico Police Organization Law enforcement in Mexico is divided between federal, state, and municipal entities. The federal government has 2 agencies; Policía Federal and Policía Federal Ministeral. Mexico has 31 states, each have their own State Police under the direction of the state’s governor. “Policia del Estado” Some of the municipalities have their own preventive and municipal police forces. “Polícia Municipal”

  6. Mexico Police Department Duties Policia Federal and Ministerial duties consists of fightingagainst organized crime, corruption and drug control. Policia del Estado duties consists of dealing with drugs,crimes against the government, and offenses involving several jurisdictions. PoliciaMuncipalis responsible for handling minor civil disturbances and traffic infractions.

  7. Mexico Police Department Salaries Mexico Federal police officers usually earn much more than their state or local counterparts, with a starting wage of about 20,000 pesos, or $1,600 dlls per month.State police officers Policia earns and avergae of 16,000 pesos or 1,280 dlls per months. It varies from state to state.Municipal police officer earns approximately 11,000 pesos or 900 dlls per month. It also varies.

  8. U.S. vs Mexico Mexico’s legal system differs from that of the U.S. Most importantly, many of the legal rights and protections that U.S. citizens enjoy at home do not apply in Mexico and punishments for many crimes are more severe. Worldwide, Mexico has the highest number of arrests of U.S. citizens abroad and the largest U.S. prisoner population outside the United States. In Mexico, for an accused personone of the most critical differences is that under Mexican criminal law, the accused is essentially considered guilty until proven innocent. Mexico does not allow bail on personal recognizance and therefore a cash bail must be posted which may not be available depending on the potential sentence.

  9. Republic of South Korea

  10. Republic of South Korea • Japan 1910-1945 • Emancipation from japan on July 7,1948 • Six codes • Constitution • Civil code • Commercial code • Code of civil procedure • Criminal code • Code of criminal procedures

  11. Court system supreme court high court district court family court patent court administration

  12. Inside Russia's Prison Vladimir, built in 1782, has only been remodeled once. Butyrka, built in 1771, is the oldest jail in Russia. Russian budget does not allot much money for these prisons. The Russian federation has 14 maximum security prisons. For decades OA-1/ CT-2 in Vladimir, was just that, a prison. With the increase of crime rate, Vladimir prison made some changes eight years ago. Now it is a jail and prison, currently holding 900 pre-trail detainees and 500 inmates who were actually sentenced. Of these 500 inmates, most of them are what were referred to as the “cream of the (criminal) crop” or the worst of the worst.

  13. Corrections cont. In the United States, inmates are given minimum, medium or maximum-security classification. Russian inmates also have a three-tiered classification depending on the seriousness of the crime. Inmates are sentenced to colonies and are locked up in dormitory type fashion. The colonies are separated by classifications. These classifications are "general regime", "strict regime" and "severe regime".

  14. Corrections cont. Inmates can easily move from general regime to strict regime. This is somewhat like the grading system within Stateville. Inmates are given a grade ? A grade, B grade or C grade. Those inmates in A grade have all their privileges. Those in B grade have some restricted privileges, such as fewer visits to commissary, while those in C grade are generally restricted from any privileges. The "general regime" is for non-serious crimes that are usually sentences of five years or less.

  15. Conclusion What is right and what is wrong? What country has the best criminal justice? Who do we care the most about? How do we go about to change it?

  16. References http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_enforcement_in_Mexico http://tijuana.usconsulate.gov/root/pdfs/telegalcriminalguide.pdf http://www.ejiltalk.org/russian-prisons-still-inhuman-still-degrading http://scholarship.law.cornell.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1006&context=lps_lsapr

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