CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Criminal Justice

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Introduction

Criminal investigation gives a logical framework for understanding the investigative process. Major sections cover current issues such as environmental crime, the looting of archaeological sites, videotaping of crime scenes, street gangs, and drugs. If there is a distinctive feature that identifies more modern society, we would mention the phenomenon of globalization and the flow of information. In fact, information runs today by very dynamic channels that allow not only its transmission at a speed unimaginable until recently, but its reception in various parts of the world. This increased flow of information has led, among other things, greater proximity of social systems and obviously also problems. In the scientific field has not happened otherwise. Specifically, scientific discussion of criminal law can be seen closer link between the systems of debtor countries of the continental tradition European identity and the growing problems that arise when within them (Walker, 1977, 143).

The book that we shall be covering for keeping in view and identifying key considerations for the purpose and objectives of making significant amends and helping us greatly and keenly understanding the context of witnessing accounts of making significant amends accordingly is 'Police administration' by Charles Swanson. Swanson has been a noted crime analyst and a keen researcher with reference to context of the management of policing organizations. The book represents carefully researched and vivid introduction to police organizations that focuses on the procedures, politics and human relations issues that law enforcement managers and administrators must understand in order to succeed.

There have been several aspects that have been tailored for the purpose and objective of making significant amends in terms of comprehending the functioning and running of a policing organization. Thus, the most important aspect that shall yield effective results in the context of effective dissemination of police personnel and their respected set of defined skills and traits is the overall 'management' of the organization, which is discussed in great detail in 'Section III: The Management of Police Organization' of the book. Although the theoretical discussion on the role of the penalty has not been exhausted, but has been renewed with the emergence of positive general prevention cannot be doubt that at present has found other topics of discussion more practical, as in the case of the determination or individualization of punishment (Bayley, 1979, 109-143). But another of the features of the current discussion is also the displacement of the sentence as a mechanism most common reaction and the use of alternative ways of resolving the conflict criminal as is the case of liability arising from crime, especially prominent in this book. Not surprisingly, therefore, currently specialized books two are not limited to studying only the penalty, but attempting to bring in one system to different legal consequences of crime.

Environmental crime

A current issue which has gained great importance is the legal regulation of conduct affecting the environment, whether flora, fauna, rivers, seas, sky, ground, underground, etc. The Legislature, as well as various NGOs, has led to a ...