|Student Number: |C1317374 | |Module Code: |SI0202 | |Essay Title: |Crime | |Word Count: |2745 | Populism and managerialism have no doubt influenced state-organised responses to crime, and their policy shifts over the past two decades. Managerialism can be defined as ‘a set of governmental knowledges, techniques and practices which aim to fracture and realign power relations within the core agencies of the criminal justice system in order to transform the structures and reorganize in a cost-effective manner the processes of both funding, delivering and imagining criminal justice.’ (McLaughlin 2013: 260). Such managerialist policies involve things such as the introduction of ‘business’ language and approaches into government crime control, service delivery of crime control as well as monitoring and improving levels of performance. Managerialism can be linked with the theme of ‘actuarial justice’, which suggest an increasing focus on risk management and prevention in crime control is replacing former approaches based on rehabilitation or pure punishment. On the other hand populism, generally refers to the notion that criminal justice policies are based upon the needs of the public.
Rights - the rights of people are protected by law, and in particular by the Human Rights Act 1998. protects people from harm and guarantees them basic entitlements such as the right to respect and equality Choice – Choice means having access to a wide range of options and information. People need to know the pros and cons of all the options to decide for themselves which ones suit them best. This is called informed choice Privacy – Privacy is a basic human need. We all need to do some things alone and to have time to ourselves to do as we please. Our need for privacy depends on
When Liberty is Over Shadow by Security 12/8/2013 Professor Darren Gil Southern University of New Orleans Abstract The purpose of the literature review is to bring awareness that logic behind the FISA Amendment Act is deeply flawed. The law in question is called the Foreign Intelligent Surveillance Act endorsed and expanded the warrantless surveillance program that President George W. Bush authorized shortly after 9/11. It gives the National Security Agency a virtual blank check to intercept Americans’ international phone calls and emails, to store them indefinitely in huge databases, and to share them with other agencies with few restrictions. This examination will discuss examples how the Federal government can invaded Americans’
The Degree of Disadvantage: Incarceration and Inequality in Education. Annals of the American Academy of Political & Social science, 651(1), 24.doi; 10.1177100027162.135503100 Fauchon, C. (2004).The Case against Profiling. International Social Science Review, 79(3) (4), 157-159. Howell, K. (2011). Criminal Law Issue: Featured Contributors: Fear Itself: The Impact of Allegations of Gang Affiliation On-Pretrial Detention.
They comment that "moving to a mandatory ISP filtering regime with a scope that goes well beyond such material (child abuse and terrorism) is heavy handed and can raise genuine questions about restrictions on access to information." iinet an Australian ISP who are also against the filter accuse Conroy of intentionally giving false information when he claims "85% of ISP's welcome the filter." So now he’s a liar too. The general public has taken protest even further. The group anonymous attempted to "annihilate (the Australian governments) presence on the internet" by dosing Australian government websites, mainly the aph website.
U.S. Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs National Institute of Justice DEC. 05 Research for P r a c t i c e Sexual Assault on Campus: What Colleges and Universities Are Doing About It www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij U.S. Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs 810 Seventh Street N.W. Washington, DC 20531 Alberto R. Gonzales Attorney General Regina B. Schofield Assistant Attorney General Glenn R. Schmitt Acting Director, National Institute of Justice This and other publications and products of the National Institute of Justice can be found at: National Institute of Justice www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij Office of Justice Programs Partnerships for Safer Communities www.ojp.usdoj.gov DEC. 05 Sexual Assault on Campus:
However, there is a definition that I am sure everyone agrees with, “in short, civility is based on the golden rule that we should treat others as we wish to be treated.” (scu.edu). It is very simple, love for people as you like for yourself; by doing these things, we will avoid rudeness. In present, media plays an important role in changing society to be good or bad; so, we as individuals can use the media by using technology through Internet to try to change our society to avoid rudeness. We should learn and teach how to respect each other in order to make our society a
The model being on a leash illustrates how the media can infiltrate pressure on consumers to dictate where to go next; the media and the trends it promotes can dictate what clothes to buy, makeup to wear, and what hair styles are in, etc. In Sturken’s book, Cohen refers to this kind of society as a “consumer republic.” Cohen defines this republic as “ an economic and cultural context in which the highest social values are equated with the promises of consumerism, so that consumerism is understood by citizens to be the primary avenue to achieving freedom, democracy, and equality”(Sturken, 274). Our society today is especially being driven by the consumerism that promises equality. The target market for this ad is teenagers and women seeking to look even more beautiful than the girl standing next to them. Buying this product guarantees a certain level of beauty which consumers go out of their way to buy, forgetting the torture that may be behind
The relationship and openness with the media as an organization or as an incident commander can often help to steer the objectives of the crisis management. Whether the objective is getting out important information to those affected by the crisis or presenting a narrative to the public about the actions that took place, the media and their outlets are going to play a major role. It is certain that there will be a number of agendas placed on the table as well. With mutual respect, open flow of information and understanding of each other’s needs, the media on its own can more than assist in supporting the safety and protection of all parties involved with the stories and content they
Technology and Communication Jason Bruins CJA/304 February 5, 2012 Timothy J. Anderson Technology and Communication Regardless of boundary and time, technology helps fuel the decision making process by providing it with information. For human interaction to take place communication technology is a necessity. Communication technology plays a very important role in disseminating and acquiring information. For the human civilization process to work technology is important. Communication technology is defined by (Rogers 1991) as “the equipment, the structure of an organization and the social values that have been experienced by individuals when collecting, processing and exchanging information with other individuals.” Within the criminal justice system communication plays a crucial role as to convey information that is important, about matters that are or may be in question concerning certain cases as to resolve a crime that is complex, especially in court; therefore, in order for the exchange of information to be understood clearly among the professionals within the criminal justice system effective communication is required.