Criminal Justice

The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments to the US Constitution safeguard the most basic and fundamental human rights. Correspondingly, they have a serious impact on the court proceedings (both in relation to adult and juvenile ones). It is necessary to specify the implications of these Amendments and their application to the major legal issues.

The administration of criminal justice presupposes addressing not only many practical issues but also taking into account various ethical aspects. In fact, ethics serves as a general guideline for professionals actions as well as enables resolving the most complicated problems.

Domestic violence and abuse happen to both men and women, yet the victims are always in denials, excused or overlooked. The above outcomes are common when the violence is psychological rather than physical. It happens when one member in an intimate relationship or marriage dominates and controls the others person through unconventional tactics.

Crime scene evidence is fundamental to the solving of any crime. Crime scene investigators often unravel the mystery behind most criminal activities. There has been a lot of theories that have surrounded the assassination of President...

Accreditation is the process in which an institution is given a certificate of competence and credibility. The overall goal of the process is to evaluate and improve the performance of the institution. Educational and law enforcement institutions around the United States are working tirelessly to be accredited locally....

The growing instances of the gun violence in the USA provoked the heated debates over the effectiveness of the gun control measures, employed by the U. S. government. Considering the probable causes of the gun violence, one may determine the comprehensive...

Identity theft is a growing wing that many criminals have been related to; it is actually using another person identity in committing actions that suggest his involvement (Vacca, 2003). This is whereby someone uses information belonging to a different individual like social security numbers or credit card report in fraudulent actions.