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- Criminal Justice, Ethics
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This document contains multiple-choice questions on criminal justice ethics, with answers, covering topics such as police deviance, prosecutorial misconduct, judicial discretion, and sentencing. It helps students prepare for their midterm exam in the CJS324 module.
What's inside
- Police deviance and gratuities
- Prosecutorial misconduct and charging decisions
- Judicial discretion and independence
- Sentencing and punishment theories
- Correctional ethics and officer-inmate relationships
Who it is for: Students taking the CJS324 Criminal Justice Ethics course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Criminal justice ethics looks at the moral principles that guide the justice system. It helps students understand the ethical issues that arise in criminal justice.
Police Ethics
Police ethics covers the moral standards expected of law enforcement officers. It discusses the types of corruption and deviance that can occur within police forces.
Prosecutorial Misconduct
Prosecutorial misconduct examines the ethical boundaries for prosecutors. It explains what actions are considered misconduct and what are not.
Judicial Ethics
Judicial ethics explores the ethical guidelines for judges and the justice system. It looks at judicial discretion, independence, and the models of judicial processing.
Correctional Ethics
Correctional ethics focuses on the ethical considerations in the correctional system. It discusses the use of psychotropic drugs, officer discretion, and the interdependence between officers and inmates.
Key terms
- Gratuities
- Small gifts or payments given to officers.
- Entrapment
- A law enforcement tactic where officers induce a person to commit a crime.
- Asset forfeiture
- The legal process where law enforcement seizes assets from suspected criminals.
- Judicial discretion
- The power of judges to make decisions based on their interpretation of the law.
- Pluralistic ignorance
- A situation where a majority goes along with a minority's views.
- Hostile loyalty
- A relationship between correctional officers and inmates based on favoritism.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the ethical issues in police work?
- What is considered prosecutorial misconduct?
- What guidelines do judges follow in criminal cases?
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