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Summary

These notes cover the criminal justice process, including crime stages, arrest, prosecution, trial, and corrections. They discuss proactive and reactive crime reporting, detecting crime, and investigation procedures. The document also examines the roles of the police and other legal actors in the process.

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M Fo 300 The Criminal Justice Process HASS · crime stage is there a crime ? : · arrest stage can i arrest ? : · prosecution stage Court settlement :...

M Fo 300 The Criminal Justice Process HASS · crime stage is there a crime ? : · arrest stage can i arrest ? : · prosecution stage Court settlement : , trial stage defend against charges guilty/not : , guilty corrections stage figure out what to do now : ·me Org do we have a crime ? · proactive : this crime was not reported to the police , but police stumble upon it ↳ 10 % or less of all crime ↳ types of proactive crimes deal : drug LDlow IvI : Using a radar gun or Kanine dogs reactive : when something is reported to the police ↳ D 90 % or more of all crime In citizen complaint most common L Citizen "gatekeepers" are the people who call police when crime occurs ↳ people report crimes because it feels "serious" and authorities can help ↳ intimidation fear is not the #1 reason for not calling : Bu detecting · crime ↳p patrol (first-responders) Is undercover work ↳ Confidential informant (CI) ↳ victim ↳ witness · decision : do we/do we not investigate ? investigartigation:" can range from a few to a few years days Court decides how many days ↳ Supreme to investigate you get ↳ reasonable time for the crime reasonable suspicion : they must have a reason to suspect that a crime may have been committed ↳ there is a thresh-hold must have a 25 % certainty of a crime occuring , they : ↳ always needs to have probable cause : reasonable belief a crime has been committed and person who committed it ↳ 51 % certainty that a crime was committed bythis person (mistakes Can still be made ↳ ex : officer witness crime use of show up-witness line-up I MISDEMEANOR : Officer must see it happen to arrest ↳ NO P C.. = RELEASE Etoy facility detention : restraining freedom , handcuff, transportation to ↳ interrogation questioning by authorities : about crime ↳ booking Finger : prints record charges L DNA Swab ↳ no blood ↳ hair swabs ↳ decision : possible release for lack of probable cause after review :: pre-trial release I promise to appear in court ↳ types of bail your own 0 R(your word) , cash bail :. ↳ federal system pre-trial release agency : Proctoration fla : turn from suspect to defendant ↳ file charges : case reviewed by prosecutors wish-list prosecutor looks & facts for particular crime ↳ Of charges when there is enough evidence they make a "complaint" AtamU : If complaint is satisfied, they confront defendant of crime ↳ very first appearance (NOT GUILTY/NON-GUILT) ↳ within 48hrs after arrest excluding weekends/holidays. L defendant will be made known of possible charges ↳ ask defendant to enter a plea (guilty or non-guilty ↳If to you refuse plea-not-guilty to S G : is there enough evidence to prosecutes "QUALITY ↳ add remove charges judge can CONTROL " L Stage deciding on whether this can go to trial by : SECTION reviewing evidence I can the "wishlist" of charges go to trial ? Minimum up preliminary nearing: Most COMMON! Bare show - (No evidence provided 2 ↳) defense , prosecution , judge to uses prosecutors prosecutor charges , word decides grand jury v S. ↳ grand non-adversarial system citizen. involving jury : jurors V S. ↳ jury full of citizens who meet in secrecy. preliminary hearing wished a ↳ prosecutor shows facts of the case and jurors decide both determine probable cause to take defendant otiaa get ↓ threshold of 51% Poled--Attations : ↳ 90 % of all cases plead out (don't go to trial) ↳ deal for gives a guilty plea (shorter sentence) a ↳ prosecutor: defense judge need to be on the same page Hi ↳ guilty ? not guilty ? - L jury Trial 12 Jurors : ↳ bifurcated guilt/sentencing phase : ↳ unanomous verdict needed for conviction ↳ "Mis-trial" : NO CONCLUSION ! ↳ double jeopordy : cannot he convicted/punished for the same crime ↳ does not occur in mistrial because there is no conclusion ↳ bench trial: no jury judge , only Smetencing Ip probation : Zah Li fines ↳a do combo prison/jail a ↳ community service : ↳ appeal lower court judgement I reversable vS harmless. error - BIG MISTAKE if not made not convicted V S. No BIG DEAL Is if there is an error reverse demand for , judgement new trial Gomeenrections : ↳ institutional corrections : Jail/prison ↳Intermediate corrections: probation/parole PROBATION : No prison/minor crimes ↳ house Community corrections arrest, electronic : monitoring - anklet tracking movements Of criminal justice v S. criminology : 11 17 cause of crime is solutions study of causing to crime based on CJ syst. of crimes components of CJsystem : Police courts corrections east explanations : ↳ code of hammurabi (Basic human nature approach) I people are responsible for the crimes should face "eye they commit punishment for an eye" L earliest record of a crim. system j. ↳ rhetalliation/retribution ↳ Cesare Becarria : ↳ discovered the "criminal mind" "On Crimes ? Punishment 3 Other ↳ Writings " => ↳ Father of the classical school ( CONCLUSION FROM BOOK : J BIGGEST CONTRIBUTION : · "Born Bad Theory" you : are born w/ the I criminal mind the existence of the "Crime is the product of free will " CRIMINAL MIND ! · · humans choose to commit crimes because they can (Rational ACH) · "cost-benefit model" ↳ offender sees criminal opportunity cost ↳ : going to jail for steal. benefit: I have a scooter · In order for crime control # is can go places now · "detrerance" potential costs need to outweigh the benefits to limit crime · Benefits) Cost CRIME : · Benefits

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