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    This document questions the fundamental justice and fairness of the current criminal justice system. It asks whether the system is designed to treat unequals unequally and equals equally, and to what extent public opinions on crime are shaped by authorities rather than guiding them. It also questions the incentives of police, corrections officers, and prisons, as well as whether rehabilitation programs overly use behavior modification techniques or if living conditions can truly influence criminal behavior and free will.

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    This document questions the fundamental justice and fairness of the current criminal justice system. It asks whether the system is designed to treat unequals unequally and equals equally, and to what extent public opinions on crime are shaped by authorities rather than guiding them. It also questions the incentives of police, corrections officers, and prisons, as well as whether rehabilitation programs overly use behavior modification techniques or if living conditions can truly influence criminal behavior and free will.

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    This document questions the fundamental justice and fairness of the current criminal justice system. It asks whether the system is designed to treat unequals unequally and equals equally, and to what extent public opinions on crime are shaped by authorities rather than guiding them. It also questions the incentives of police, corrections officers, and prisons, as well as whether rehabilitation programs overly use behavior modification techniques or if living conditions can truly influence criminal behavior and free will.

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    91.

    Could we not ask whether or not our Criminal Justice Systems very existence is
    JUST, rather than merely if there is justice IN it?

    92. What would a "just" system look like?

    93. Is our CJ System based on unequal treatment for un-equals and equal treatment for
    equals?

    94. To what extent is public opinion about crime the "result" of the authorities rather
    than their "guide"?

    95. To what extent do the police have an interest in maintaining either a high or low
    rate of crime?

    96. Do correctional officers and prison administrators have a conflict of interest


    concerning rehabilitation?

    97. Is "behavior modification" overused in prisons and other "treatment" programs?

    98. Are "conditions" causes?

    99. Is there such a thing as "free will"?

    100. What other questions need to be asked which aren’t on this list?

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