Reflecting on criminal justice in the United States, describe an example of incompatible goals in our criminal justice system, and discuss why this is an important issue.

What is the significance behind the titles The Criminal and His Victim and The Victim and His Criminal?

question 1. Do you think it is difficult to prove the insanity defense?  Why or why not?Question 2. What is an example of a defense to criminal liability? How do defenses to criminal liability differ from other criminal defenses? Is there a better solution to the way in which criminal liability is defended from a legal standpoint? […]

Analyze two cases involving right to counsel focusing on:- The aspects of right to counsel for the cases- How the historical development of right to counsel relates to the cases- When the right to counsel attaches to criminal procedure for the cases- Whether the defendants in the cases exercised their right to self-representation- The role […]

Organizational Effectiveness in Criminal Justice Write a 500-800 word paper that addresses the following components: Orignal work references in APADefine organizational effectiveness. Apply theories of organizational effectiveness to the management of criminal justice personnel.

How does CISA propose to deal with online crimes? What do opponents of CISA feel are the drawbacks or problems with such legislation? What are your views?at least 300 letters please. Thank you.

Is it wrong for a police officer to have an unethical subjective intent if their objective actions abide by the laws of criminal procedure?

Prosecutors often work closely with police departments to bring indictments and convictions in criminal proceedings, but what happens when a case involves an officer who is implicated in a crime or are involved in a shooting?  Last year, there were a number of controversial officer involved incidents that resulted in death, but few resulted in […]

Intro and conclusion to the purpose of criminal justice Research?

The proper and just use of discretion in criminal justice requires the authority to choose between and among courses of action based on ethical considerations, individual judgment, conscience, and a collective understanding of the type of crime involved and the seriousness of it. Collectively, the discretionary decisions made by criminal justice professionals are said to […]