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psy 302 test 1

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Why do we have laws? -they help to resolve conflict and protect people -humans make laws therefore they can and must change with the needs of society
what is the psychological approach to the law? -focuses on the individual -how the law operates is based on the characteristics of the individual.
Forensic Psychologist clinical psychologists whose specialty is evaluation and treatment of persons involved in the legal process
miranda rights "You have the right to remain silent anything you say can be used against you in the court of law etc"
due process -values the protection of individuals -assumes suspects are innocent -would rather let someone guilty get away than punish an innocent person
crime control -wants to apprehend all the law breakers -effective detention and prosecution -when dominant, laws that are violations of individual rights are passed.
equality all people who commit the same crime should receive the same sentence.
discretion considering the circumstances of offenses to determine consequences
procedural justice feeling as though the system has worked as it is supposed to
basic scientist of the law
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