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- Criminal Justice, Sociology
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- CJA 394
This essay evaluates the past, present, and future trends in the criminal justice system and its connections with society. It discusses changes in law enforcement practices and technology, and how they have impacted community safety. It is for the CJA 394 module.
What's inside
- Safety in communities
- Past law enforcement practices
- Technological advancements in policing
- Impact of surveillance cameras
- DNA testing in criminal justice
- Future of the criminal justice system
Who it is for: Students taking the CJA 394 module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Criminal justice trends are evaluated. A student learns about past, present and future trends in the criminal justice system and its connections with society.
Past Trends in Law Enforcement
Law enforcement in the 1800s is described. It explains how officers patrolled neighborhoods and communicated with the community. It mentions how law enforcement officers did not have the technology that they have today.
Present Trends in Law Enforcement
Present-day policing methods are discussed. It describes how technology has changed policing. It explains how technology has helped build relationships with the community.
Future Trends in Law Enforcement
Future trends in criminal justice are considered. It discusses the need to plan for the future. It mentions the potential for new technology to help keep society safe.
Technology in Law Enforcement
New technology in law enforcement is evaluated. It discusses how surveillance cameras and DNA testing have improved policing. It mentions how technology has helped solve crimes and improve the criminal justice system.
Key terms
- surveillance cameras
- cameras placed in public areas to monitor activity and help law enforcement.
- DNA testing
- a method used to identify individuals based on their genetic material.
- law enforcement
- the agencies and officers responsible for maintaining public order and safety.
- criminal justice system
- the system of laws and institutions that deal with crime and punishment.
- technology
- tools and methods used to improve policing and the criminal justice system.
- community policing
- a strategy that focuses on building relationships between law enforcement and the community.
Questions this document helps with
- How has law enforcement changed over time?
- What role does technology play in policing?
- How can the criminal justice system improve in the future?
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