'Criminal justice officials' diaporamas de présentation

Critical Criminology: Power, Peace, and Crime

Critical Criminology: Power, Peace, and Crime. Critical Criminology . Came into prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s These criminologists lived through the social turmoil of the 1960s Vietnam, Kent State, Attica, Watergate, etc.

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Aging in the prison system

Aging in the prison system. Public concern:. Growing public concern about victimization and its impact on individuals, families and communities Politicians, criminal justice officials and a substantial majority of the public in Western nations favour greater use of longer prison terms.

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Chapter Two LAW and CRIME

Chapter Two LAW and CRIME. Questions . WHY DO WE HAVE LAWS? And, WHO IS REPONSIBLE FOR MAKING THE LAW?. THE LAW IS DEFINED AS :. A body of rules; Enacted by public officials; In a legitimate manner; Backed by the force of the state. Questions. How does JUSTICE fit into

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Introduction to Criminal Justice

Introduction to Criminal Justice. The Rule of Law Chapter Four Bohm and Haley. Questions. What is the highest legal authority in the United States? What is a major purpose of the Supreme Court in the United States?. Criminal Law. The purpose of criminal justice is

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Procedural Law

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