Law enforcement is responsible for arresting violators and gathering evidence for prosecution. Prosecution determines if there is a prima facie case and presents the case in court. The court, as the center of the criminal justice system, conducts hearings and renders judgments. Corrections controls those convicted and segregates them from the community. The community is where criminals come from and return to after corrections.
Law enforcement is responsible for arresting violators and gathering evidence for prosecution. Prosecution determines if there is a prima facie case and presents the case in court. The court, as the center of the criminal justice system, conducts hearings and renders judgments. Corrections controls those convicted and segregates them from the community. The community is where criminals come from and return to after corrections.
Law enforcement is responsible for arresting violators and gathering evidence for prosecution. Prosecution determines if there is a prima facie case and presents the case in court. The court, as the center of the criminal justice system, conducts hearings and renders judgments. Corrections controls those convicted and segregates them from the community. The community is where criminals come from and return to after corrections.
Law enforcement is responsible for arresting violators and gathering evidence for prosecution. Prosecution determines if there is a prima facie case and presents the case in court. The court, as the center of the criminal justice system, conducts hearings and renders judgments. Corrections controls those convicted and segregates them from the community. The community is where criminals come from and return to after corrections.
-responsible for the arrest of violators PROSECUTION - gather necessary evidence with the help of law enforcement -it determines the existence of prima facie case and case in court COURT –known as the center or core of the CJS -the arbiter of justice ,conducts hearing and render authoritative judgment CORRECTION- the weakest pillar in the CJS -it controls those who were convicted by the court and segregate from the community. COMMUNITY- it also known as the widest pillar -place where the criminal comes from and where he will return ______________________________________ Mens rea-(criminal mind) CRIMINOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATIONS Actus rea- overt act (criminal act Acquisitive- acquires something as a consequence of criminal act such as taking of a GENERAL CLASSIFICATION property Mala in se-wrong or evil itself Extinctive-result a criminal act is destruction Mala prohibita-punishable because of a Seasonal- committed only at a certain period of prohibiting statute a year Situational-when given the situation conductive ACCDG. TO INTENT to its commission Dolo or malice-with deliberate intent Instant- committed in the shortest possible time (FREEDOM,INTELLIGENCE,INTENT) killing Culpa or Fault- when the wrongful acts results Episodal-series of act in a lengthy space of time from IMPRUDENCE,NEGLIGENCE,LACK OF SKILL Static- committed only in one place or LACK OF FORESIGHT Continuing-committed in several places Rational- committed with intention and the Understanding law offender is in full possession of his 1.constitutional laws- the body or branch of law mentalfaculties concerned with the study , interpretation and Irrational- person who does not know the application of country nature(on account mental disease ) 2.special laws-promulgated to answer or govern White collar- upper socio economic class or a particular concern in the society. educated and in the course of their 3.criminal law- branch of law that defines occupational activities. crimes,treats of their nature and provide for Blue collar- ordinary professionals their punishment -usually uneducated or has no acquired 4.crime- an act committed or omitted in talent. violation of law forbidding or commanding it Upperworld-upper strata of society or rich ACCDG. TO VIOLATED LAW people. Felony-punishable by RPC Underworld-underprivileged class of society or Misdemeanor-violation city or municipal poor people. ordinances Offense- special criminal laws