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ICriminal

TermDefinition
Crime conduct that violates criminal laws of a state, federal government, or local jurisdiction, without a justifiable excuse
Procedural Fairness the process where decision that feel fair to those involved are made
Individual Rights Advocates they seek to protect the personal freedoms within society and the criminal justice process
Public Order Advocates they believe that under certain circumstances where there is a criminal threat to the public, the interests of society take precedence over individual rights
Justice the principle of Fairness; the ideal of moral equity
Social Justice an ideal embracing all aspects of civilized life; linked to notions of Fairness and cultural believe about right and wrong
Civil Justice concerned with fairness in relationships between citizens, government agencies, and businesses in private matters
Criminal Justice the aspects of social justice that concern violations of the criminal law
Administration of Justice the performance of basic activities within the criminal justice system
Consensus Model assumes justice system components work together to achieve justice
Conflict Model assumes justice system components function to serve their own interests; justice results from conflict rather than cooperation
Due Process Model emphasizes individual Rights at all stages of justice system processing
Evidence based practice crime-fighting strategies that have been tested and are based on social science research
Multiculturalism society containing diverse groups that maintain unique cultural identities while accepting the larger political systems
Social Diversity difference between individuals and groups in the same society
Cultural Competence the ability to interact effectively with people of different cultures
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