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8 years ago
what is justice? what aspects of justice does the textbook discuss? how does criminal justice relate to social justice and other wider equality and fairness? describe public policy concerning and the balance of the value of safety and security with individuals rights.
Source  criminal justice a brief introduction
frank schmalleger
eleventh edition
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8 years ago
Thanks for providing the textbook reference, made finding the answer a lot easier!

Justice focuses on the principle of fairness and the ideal of moral equity. The chapter focuses on social justice, criminal justice, and civil justice. Social justice embraces all aspects of civilized life and is linked to broader notions of fairness and right and wrong. Criminal justice is one aspect of this wider form of justice. Criminal justice is an important mechanism by which justice can be achieved. Not only do victims, defendants, and others seek and expect fairness from the criminal justice system, but the activities and actions of the criminal justice system often spark society to consider what is considered equal justice.
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