Social Control In The Criminal Justice System
Imagine how uncontrolled our society would be if there were no laws, I think no laws
means more crime, It would become a hard task for police to catch the criminals and there would
be more crimes and danger. The Criminal Justice system is a powerful system to maintain or
control all the appropriate and inappropriate actvities of lawbreakers. So, What is crime? What is
social control? What is criminal justice system and what it does? Well one can answer all these
question by saying crime can be described on an action of a person who violates the rules of
society. Social control can be described as something that has limits, good or bad, right or wrong
for an individual. And, criminal justice system is an institution or a controlling …show more content…
“But that’s exactly the sort of information we’re all sharing by living
our lives digitally — and the government has taken notice in a big way.”
Also, In the book “Criminal Justice Mainstream and Crosscurrents” discussed “ Crime
in the United States has dropped steadily for the last several years”. An example of that is “ In
2011, violent crime had continued its decline for the fifth consecutive year, and property crime
dropped for the ninth year in a row, this drop in crime reveals an interesting disconnect between
the occurence of crime and the perception of crime”. Another example of social control can be
street crime because people mostly worry about street crime and laws for that should be strict
than the others because if a law is broken criminal justice system is responsible to answer the
Society. I think all societies should manage the tension between the need to protect citizens from
harm and the possibility that social control measures deny basic rights, increase inequalities,
and create injustices.
Finally, in conclusion I would like to talk about that criminal justice system. It is not bound
to just one or two level of govenment. It’s bound from local to the federal level of
means more crime, It would become a hard task for police to catch the criminals and there would
be more crimes and danger. The Criminal Justice system is a powerful system to maintain or
control all the appropriate and inappropriate actvities of lawbreakers. So, What is crime? What is
social control? What is criminal justice system and what it does? Well one can answer all these
question by saying crime can be described on an action of a person who violates the rules of
society. Social control can be described as something that has limits, good or bad, right or wrong
for an individual. And, criminal justice system is an institution or a controlling …show more content…
“But that’s exactly the sort of information we’re all sharing by living
our lives digitally — and the government has taken notice in a big way.”
Also, In the book “Criminal Justice Mainstream and Crosscurrents” discussed “ Crime
in the United States has dropped steadily for the last several years”. An example of that is “ In
2011, violent crime had continued its decline for the fifth consecutive year, and property crime
dropped for the ninth year in a row, this drop in crime reveals an interesting disconnect between
the occurence of crime and the perception of crime”. Another example of social control can be
street crime because people mostly worry about street crime and laws for that should be strict
than the others because if a law is broken criminal justice system is responsible to answer the
Society. I think all societies should manage the tension between the need to protect citizens from
harm and the possibility that social control measures deny basic rights, increase inequalities,
and create injustices.
Finally, in conclusion I would like to talk about that criminal justice system. It is not bound
to just one or two level of govenment. It’s bound from local to the federal level of