General Inconsistencies In The Criminal Justice System
The general inconsistencies experienced in the justice system in punishing criminals is the most underlying problem in the fight to end crime. Most criminals who are sentenced for heinous crimes such as rape, robbery with violence, assault and murder end up not serving their full sentences. They have a higher chance of going out on parole than those who have committed minor crimes. It is ironical that this situation even exists in the Justice Department. While most of these people come back and no longer take part in criminal activities themselves, they end up being the godfathers, those pulling the strings behind the curtains. They give the go ahead those who new to the crime circle. At the end of the day, according to Coyle et al (2016),