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Wikipedia's Criminal justice article for ENGL1101.27
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Its already enough information in this article about How criminal justice was created and the purpose on the justice system I would say this article needs to improve on The effects on the criminal justice system around the world. The year criminal justice was created is enforced so many times in this article so its no need to add it. I have strong feeling that we need to add more information on how the criminal justice process works
Reading List
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- Baltzell, E. Digby.(1964).The Protestant Establishment"[1]
- Hoge, Dean R.(1979)"A Test of Theories of Denominational Growth and Decline."[2]
- Lawrence F. Travis III, (2014) "Introduction to Criminal Justice"[3]
- Heith Copes, Mark Pogrebin (2011)"Voices from Criminal Justice"[4]
- Benton Johnson, and Donald A. Luidens(1994).The Religion of Mainline Baby Boomers.[5]
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editCriminal justice is mostly one big system combine with all types of jobs and laws, jobs were the laws have to be followed at all times if not you will be enforced to be dismissed.
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edit.The law enforcement sector of the criminal justice system includes the police force that investigates crimes or the possibilities of wrong doing, and makes arrests
.While they are not allowed to break the law themselves, they are allowed to employ various coercive and accomplish their jobs.
. After a suspect has been arrested, they will more than likely face the next branch of criminal justice.
Original Contribution
edit- Criminal justice it includes the punishment of people who violate these laws. Criminal law varies according to jurisdiction,[3] and differs from civil law, where emphasis is more on dispute resolution and victim compensation than on punishment. Every state has different laws that we must obey.Felonies and Misdemeanors.[1]The cases are generally categorized as felonies or misdemeanors based on their nature and the maximum imposable punishment or in other words there action.Criminal justice system consists of 3 major parts the(1) legislative (2) adjudication/courts and (3) corrections prisons parole[5].
Notes
edit- ^ a b Digby, Baltzell E. (1964). The Protestant Establishiment. 1964. pp. 24–57.
- ^ Hoge, Dean (1964). A test of Theories of Denominational Growth and decline. pp. 10–25.
- ^ a b Travis, Lawrence F. (2014). Introduction to Criminal Justice. pp. 1–30.
- ^ Copes, Pogreblin, Heith,Mark (2011). Voices from Criminal Justice. pp. 1–26.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link) - ^ a b Johnson, Luidens, Benton, Donald A. (1994). The Religion of Mainline Baby Boom. pp. 15–35.
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- Baltzell, E. Digby.(1964).The Protestant Establishment
- Hoge, Dean R.(1979)"A Test of Theories of Denominational Growth and Decline."
- Lawrence F. Travis III, (2014) "Introduction to Criminal Justice"
- Benton Johnson, and Donald A. Luidens(1994).The Religion of Mainline Baby BoomeRS.
- Heith Copes, Mark Pogrebin (2011)"Voices from Criminal Justice"[1]