Court System Pros And Cons

In chapter 4, the textbook discusses the Criminal justice system and how the system works. The criminal justice system is a system setup to punish those accused of criminal offenses. Crimes such as murder, rape, robbery or crimes that are considered felonies. Many people are found guilty of their crimes and others are found innocent. People find this a good system to properly punish those who have committed offenses. I disagree that the system is a good system that helps people. The reason for me disagreeing is that the system is not perfect. There have been cases where the jury has come to a verdict that was wrong. Cases where the jury wrongly incarcerated somebody or cases where the jury acquitted somebody when they were guilty. A system

There is no dispute that the Education for All Handicapped Children Act made several positive advancements in the educational system, but, there were also many inconsistencies and defects of the policy. Colker (2013), reported that congress was concerned that the definition of a learning disability was broad and ill-defined. With restricted subsidy, congress created a funding cap limited to one-sixth of all disabled children within a state (Colker, 2013). Regrettably, funding was not the only issue that the EAHCA faced. A study

Pocahontas was born in 1597. In 1607 the natives welcomed English at Jamestown. The settlers say that about 200 armed natives attacked Jamestown on May 26. In early December, John Smith is captured by the Powhatan tribe. In late December, Smith was taken to Chief Powhatan. In 1608 Chief Powhatan released Smith. Smith wrote a book about his captivity. In 1614 John Rolfe and Pocahontas got married. Pocahontas and her family sailed to England in 1616. John Smith claims he wrote a letter to the Queen urging to host Pocahontas. Pocahontas is now known as Lady Rebecca. Pocahontas made a media splash in England. Pocahontas died in 1617. In 1624 Smith wrote a second book.

Maureen is a social worker in a hospital; her main job is to ensure that patients in vulnerable situations are safe to go home. This short film follows Maureen for a day and provides an insight into how she passionate about her work as a social worker and making a great effort to making a difference in a client’s life (A Day In The Life: Maureen, 2009). Maureen has some responsibilities to help the clients such as; to visit the discharge unit and assess clients. To arranging appropriate social services for the clients, for example, home care, residential care, to ensuring safety and securities and nursing care.

Crime is something we hear about daily, the criminal justice system is designed to control crime and impose penalties on those who violate laws. Our Criminal Court Systems are in place to ensure fair trials, and that the innocent are protected, and guilty are punished. The criminal courts system is not without its flaws there are cases where innocent people are punished for crimes they did not commit and some guilty are set free based on poor evidence. There are no systems that are full proof, humans are involved and mistakes can be made. Once a person is arrested for a crime and trial begins we will see both sides, the prosecution and defense, present their cases and try to convey to the jury the guilt or innocence’s of the accused. In this case we have two teenagers, Tim Barns and Jack Carter, who were charged with murder. It was alleged that they kidnapped two 10-year-old boys. They beat and tortured the boys, before killing them. The victims were found in a wooded area, just outside of town.

For over a thousand years their have been trial by jury where members of the community would gather to pass judgment and analyse findings in regard to stealing disputes. In England and Wales defendants are allowed the right to a trial by a jury which comprise of a group of peers selected at random to consider and evaluate the evidence presented in court, generally in cases of a criminal nature the jury would have to make decision on wether a defendant is guilty or not. WithIn the legal system of England and Wales trials that take place within the crown court, the civil courts and the coroners court defendants are allowed to be tried by a jury of their own pears. The process of assigning members to the jury reprises of selecting members of the public over the age of eighteen from the electoral register in the form of a “jury summons” and are required by law to attend. Generally the size of the jury panel comprises of twelve jurors and are required to be present thought the

People often wonder why does the criminal justice (CJ) system fail to rehabilitate the inmates before they are released from prison, after all isn’t that part of the process? Isn’t it a mandatory that the inmates participate in this rehabilitation process? Inmates are often released before their sentenced in completed and this can leave the victim and family with a feeling of betrayal from the justice system, they should serve more time, after all they stole my property and my money. This feeling of needing a longer sentence for the crime that was committed is excessive, especially when the crime value may be minimal and wanting the inmate to serve seven to ten years incarcerated in excessive.

The American jury system is a tradition that comes from England before explorers came over to what is now America. A jury has been used to “fairly” judge a person being put on trial. Most criminal and civil cases use a jury. The jury system is not a good idea since it has people who do not anything about law judging someone based on what a lawyer says that makes no sense to someone who has never heard those terms before. The jury system is putting six to twelve people in charge of the defendant’s life.

The jury system in the United States was formed to allow a group of peers to determine an individual’s sentence instead of a judge. A jury system is indeed an essential element in any court system. It is believe that a trial by jury was created due to the lack of other methods to provide a fair trial to a magnitude of defendants. In light of this, just like other techniques in our criminal justice system it has its advantages and also its disadvantages. First and foremost, when it comes to the social aspect of a trial by jury, citizens feel more comfortable accepting a verdict given by a jury of peers than that of a judge.

Ben Whishaw once said, “The criminal justice system, like any system designed by human beings, clearly has its flaws”. Although it was designed to protect our citizens from imminent danger, our jail system has been hindering opportunities for our lower class and minority folks. It is a system that has trapped the lower class into a vicious cycle built to keep them at the bottom of the ladder. America’s justice system is flawed because it prevents the lower class from succeeding, targets minorities, and allows the rich to have an upper hand.

By and large, the appropriation of the case administration layout for a court system can have numerous positive and negative impacts. As the chairperson of a court with 50 workers, the expansion of caseloads has turned into a prevention of productive work. A positive angle for this surprising increase in the amount of cases could evolve into new additional duties for the court system itself. Despite the fact that the immediate benefits of this case administration framework are rare, they have a tendency to become more apparent when the system has been set up for some time. The issue with a longer usage time is that system itself tends to be slow to change. Thus when something has been the standard for quite a while, an orderly change is hard. The negative impact of this case management system is the deficient precautionary measures taken when caseloads get to be overpowering. The case management system combined with a 50 man court framework has turned out to be a disappointment after some time, and the pattern is deteriorating. With the case documenting multiplying in the previous seven years, it is vital that something is done to diminish the effect of being overpowered. Case management has made judges reconsider their present system in dealing with the courts (Peak, 2010).

The criminal justice system has been dating back centuries, the issues of morality and principals constantly being battled in the court of law. But as we progress into modern society the main issue in the criminal justice system is not only whom we prosecute, but also where we incarcerate and reeducate the convicted. According to (Western and Pettit, 2010), “The Pew Center on the States reported in 2008 that more than 1 in 100 adults is now behind bars in America, by far the highest rate of any nation.” Understanding the limitations of the criminal justice system in the United States highlights the issues that need to be addressed so that legislatures will search for other alternatives. This paper examines issues such as: 1) The cost of incarcerating a child for life in the United States 2) How does it benefit the convicted instead of society?

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Today our criminal justice system has a large number of alternatives when managing the individuals who are indicted on offenses; fines, probation, group administration, transient sentences in prison or more sentences in an assortment of diverse level jails and a definitive discipline is still passing. Our objectives are clear and direct, stop the conduct, make compensation, educate new abilities and for some restore through treatment, medication and/or alcohol and drug counseling. Shockingly, there are those that are esteemed unredeemable and unfit to ever come back to society and they are either bound in jail until their common passing or sentenced to bite the dust by the request of the state or government. Barring a capital punishment, being

Today’s U.S prison systems are outrageous. A lot has to do with the way the inmates are being treated. Yes, I understand they are criminals but they do not have to be treated like a piece of trash they are human no matter what situation they are in. Trying to change these systems will take a lot of trying.