Criminal Justice Policy
Running Head: ETHICAL CHALLENGES THAT FACE THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY MAKERS AND THE PRESERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.
Criminal Justice Policy
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Abstract This paper looks at the ethical challenges that criminal policy makers have to deal with. It identifies the challenges as; the policy makers having to decide on the support of frail companies, the issue of capital punishment, the differentiation of people from different backgrounds by law and the weight of the criminal sentences that should be given to various criminal offenders. In this paper, the various ways of engaging in responsible criminal policy making policies for the preservation of the employment are also identified. The paper chooses the field concerned with metropolitan disorder, sabotage and harmful behavior in the system and links it to the formulation of new enforcement units.
The ethical challenges that face criminal justice policy makers. One of the ethical challenges that are faced by criminal justice policy makers is the issue of whether the government should support companies that are failing or not. While it is morally right to revive such firms, it is also wrong for the authorities to concern themselves with the happenings in the private sector. Criminal justice policy makers are therefore faced with the challenge of having to choose the right course of action while putting in to consideration the influence of such a firm towards the environment. On the other hand, based on ideological grounds it is imperative to look at the positive economic implications of the policy. Following the ideological grounds, it is also ethical to improve the performance of the economy by supporting the failing company. Putting in to consideration the weight of all these ethical issues, criminal justice policy makers are faced with the dilemma of having to choose amongst all the available options in order to come up with a morally sound
Criminal Justice Policy
Name:
Course:
College:
Tutor:
Date:
Abstract This paper looks at the ethical challenges that criminal policy makers have to deal with. It identifies the challenges as; the policy makers having to decide on the support of frail companies, the issue of capital punishment, the differentiation of people from different backgrounds by law and the weight of the criminal sentences that should be given to various criminal offenders. In this paper, the various ways of engaging in responsible criminal policy making policies for the preservation of the employment are also identified. The paper chooses the field concerned with metropolitan disorder, sabotage and harmful behavior in the system and links it to the formulation of new enforcement units.
The ethical challenges that face criminal justice policy makers. One of the ethical challenges that are faced by criminal justice policy makers is the issue of whether the government should support companies that are failing or not. While it is morally right to revive such firms, it is also wrong for the authorities to concern themselves with the happenings in the private sector. Criminal justice policy makers are therefore faced with the challenge of having to choose the right course of action while putting in to consideration the influence of such a firm towards the environment. On the other hand, based on ideological grounds it is imperative to look at the positive economic implications of the policy. Following the ideological grounds, it is also ethical to improve the performance of the economy by supporting the failing company. Putting in to consideration the weight of all these ethical issues, criminal justice policy makers are faced with the dilemma of having to choose amongst all the available options in order to come up with a morally sound