Today the discussion will home in on the conversation
about the criminal justice system and how the sociological world sees it. Different
people based on their beliefs, affiliations and personal opinions view the
criminal justice system in many diverse ways. While many are aware of what
happens in the system and may not agree with it, there are rarely significant
changes made in our criminal system unless a problem lingers. Sociologist have
given their opinions on how they look at the system and are a significant
resource into the depths of the study of how criminals are rehabilitated.
This post will focus
on how I think our society should change how we deal with a certain type
of crime or criminal based off of what I have read regarding how sociologist
feel. In my personal opinion I do not think change is not needed for the
system, as I generally feel that the system is operational. The way that we are
able to deal with crimes and criminals is all centered on rehabilitation as
opposed to punishment. As a society we are hoping to change peoples lives for
the better, those people being the criminals may have made past mistakes but
the system hopes to correct those and shine a light on a improved life. We do a
great job just of controlling the outburst of most crimes and there is no need
to change something that seems to be working. In conclusion the system seems to
be working fine for now and unless reason for a change is discovered everything
will remain the same.
-GB
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