Plea bargaining: injustice for all?

Article Abstract:

Plea bargaining is an approximation of justice and will continue to be used by the court system because there are legitimate reasons to accept it. Legitimate reasons include an overburdened court system and knowledge that important evidence may be suppressed in a court trial. Changing the jury selection process so that judges can pick juries in some cases may expedite the system.

Methods, Plea bargaining, Court administration

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Commentary: The globalization of knowledge

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Globalization is at the basis of international exchange of goods as well as import and export of crime and criminals. Active police training takes place in the United States to form police officers to overcome dangerous situations and respond to threats.

Criminals, Evaluation, Globalization

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A piece of my mind: reflections from sunny Italy

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This article discusses the negative impact of technology and globalization on family and crime. Topics include respect, stress, and society.

Italy, High technology, International economic relations, Family, Crime, Criminal sociology

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