Criminal Justice System

Robert R. Friedmann

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The phrase “criminal justice system” (CJS) describes the formal governmental institutions that aim to regulate human behavior and human morality in order to achieve social control through criminal legislation, law enforcement, courts, corrections, pardons and parole, and rehabilitation and treatment programs – as well as by understanding, predicting and managing the occurrence of crime. The CJS is examined here from a system perspective, and a historical review of its components is offered.

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