CRIMINAL JUSTICE MID TERM : CHAPTER 2

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what does the federal/national government do decides which behaviours constitute criminal offences ex. national defence laws, criminal justice, postal service
what does "bi cameral" mean, give examples federal ex. national defence laws, criminal justice, postal service
what does the provincial/territorial government do responsible for law enforcement and administrating the justice system
what does "unicameral" mean, give examples provincial, ex. healthcare coverage, alcohol laws, transportation, education
define adversarial system system of justice based on two opposing sides, the prosecution and defence, arguing the guilt or innocence in front of judge/jury
define "inquistorial system" a judge /panel of judges assume the role of investigating the crime
why do people critique the adversarial system 1.leads to injustice-lots of cases are resolved by throwing $ at it 2. arguments become more compelling than evidence 3. accessibility- better lawyers cost more
what is crime control model an orientation to criminal justice in which the protection of the community and apprehension are paramount
what is the due process model an orientation to criminal justice in which the legal rights of individual citizens, including crime suspects, are paramount
restorative justice providing an opportunity for the parties directly affected by the crime – victims, offenders and communities – to identify and address their needs in the aftermath of the crime / crime against another person/ taking accountability, taking action to fix harm, focus on problem solving and future
retributive justice that those who commit certain kinds of wrongful acts, paradigmatically serious crimes, morally deserve to suffer a proportionate punishment; accountability- taking punishment crime= against state
discretion the power or right to decide or act according to ones own judgement
racism prejudice/discrimination towards someone of a different race, based on belief that one's race is better
prejudice is unsubstained, negative pre-judgement of individuals or groups
discrimination is an action or decision that treats a person or group negatively for reasons such as race, sex, age
racialized persons who are non caucasian or non white in colour
racialization the process by which societies construct races as real ,different and unequal in ways that matter to economic political and social life
racial profiling any action undertaken for reasons of safety/security, relying on stereotypes about certain groups/people rather than an individual activity
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