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Criminal justice is about the laws which are related to criminal behaviour. Criminal justice includes the area where judiciary is involved for e.g., police and lawyers. Lawyers are directly associated with the crime because they can defend or prosecute the criminals. As a professional field of study criminal justice involves studying the behaviour. The aim of the study is to gain knowledge and awareness of rules, laws and rights of victims and suspect both.
In Criminal Justice ethics, diversity and conflict plays a major role. As a student of Criminal Justice I have learned that ethics is important in making moral judgments which demonstrates clearly that what is right and what is wrong. An ethical framework of justice is required to make fair decisions. When we talk about ethics in criminal justice here, we are suppose to forget about the emotions, personal values and instincts that can create or raise questions over a decision. Ethics in criminal justice study stimulates analyzing and questioning habits which are essential to make fair decisions. It also supports in analyzing the ethical consequences...
In criminal justice ethics tells us how to manage and relate the policies regarding the major concerns of law and justice i.e., rehabilitation and punishment. (SagePub, 2011)
When we talk about diversity in criminal justice we are forced to emphasize over racial disparity. I have experienced that the sentencing section of the criminal justice system is largely influenced with race. Although in a common practice it ranges from traffic signals to death penalty only because of the race. United States has a history full of African-American racial representation, where the discrimination leads to conviction of crimes.
Culture diversity causes racial discrimination which can easily violate the laws and often it is related to sentencing. Subjects and professions like Criminal Justice indulge the cultural diversity and racial discrimination which is quite a shame. Racial disparity must be excluded from the Criminal Justice field.…
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