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The Criminal Justice System
From: Pursuing Justice Second Edition
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OBJECTIVES
Defining Crime
Measuring Crime
Correlate of Crime
Race and Ethnicity
Drug and Alcohol Use
Past Victimization and Trauma
Goals of the Criminal Justice System
Parts of the Criminal Justice System
The Police (Law Enforcement)
The Courts (Adjudicating Offences)
Corrections (Punishment and Rehabilitation)
The Bottom Line: Crime, Justice and the CJS in Canada
Contributors
Sarah Britto
Sarah Britto is a professor in the Department of Justice Studies at the University of Regina. Her primary research interests include understanding crime-related public perceptions, restorative justice and capital crimes and gender inequality and violence crime.
Nicholas A. Jones
Nicholas A. Jones is an associate professor in the Department of Justice Studies at the University of Regina. His research interests include restorative justice, transitional justice, genocide, policing and Indigenous justice issues.
Rick Ruddell
Rick Ruddell is a professor and Law Foundation of Saskatchewan Chair in Police Studies at the University of Regina. He has published extensively on crime, community perceptions of law enforcement, policing in remote communities and the economics of policing.
