In what year did the growth of organized crime?
1920-1933
What is Justice?
Fairness; the ideal of moral equity
what disaster made surveillance technology blanket?
9/11
When was Justin Bieber get arrested?
January 23,2014
what is multiculturalism?
a society that is home to a multitude of different cultures
During what war did the crime epidemic spur?
Civil War
When did people protest against Donald Trump for the banning of refugees?
2017
The ___ generally encompasses the point of view of the criminal justice system.
Consensus model
what is the due process?
simple put means procedural fairness
what is social diversity?
differences seen in a particular society with respect to religions, cultural backgrounds, social status, economic status
what is the definition of crime?
Violation of the criminal laws of a state
What concept does Social justice embrace?
all aspects of civilized life
What do the police do?
Enforce the law
What does due process underlie?
It underlies the first ten Amendments aka the Bill of Rights
What is Justice Reinvestment?
what are individual rights?
The rights guaranteed rights to all Americans by the constitution
Who said this quote "The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice"
Martin Luther King Jr.
What do Correctional Agencies carry out?
Sentences imposed by the courts
When and who was the due process set by/at?
Set in the 1960s by the Warren Court.
What is Sustainable Justice?
is defined as criminal laws
What are FBI traditional crimes?
murder, rape and assualt
How many models of criminal justice are there?
2, Consensus and Conflict models
What do criminal courts do?
Fair and Impartial trials
What's one primary goal of the book?
-the need to enforce the law and to maintain public order
-the need to protect individuals from injustice, especially in the hands of criminal offenders
a system that works in justice and criminal.