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Criminal Justice System Mind Map Conclusion - Bailey Cassel (visible…
Criminal Justice System
Mind Map Conclusion - Bailey Cassel
public policy
Laws
Law-abiding
prosecution
Jail time
Sentencing
visible crime
Witness
Innocent Bystander
Violent
Non-violent
appeal
summoning
Jurey
Lawyer
Accused
Victim
misdemeanor
misconduct
parole
House Arrest
recidivism
verdict/acquittal
due diligence
Victimology
Critical Victimology
Perspectives
Trends/Consequences
Age + Crime Relation
Trends
Gangs
Peer pressure
Moments of stupidity
Dares
Postmodernism
Interactionist Approaches
Gender + Crime Relation
Trends
Media
Social
The "norm"
Women commit less crime than men
Women commit "different" crimes
Women treated different than men in both the position of a victim/criminal
Media + Crime Relation
Sexism
Violence against women
Biased
Violence
Trend starting
Desensitization
Ethnicity + Crime Relation
Trends
The "norm"
Media
Social
How people were raised
Structural Approaches
Postmodernism
Wrongly Convicted
Time Compensation
Money offered for wrongly convicted jail time
Money + services offered to jailed, innocent person and family/many who may have been affected
Negative impact
Friends
Family
Self
Destroyer of mental health
Causes depression
Anxiety
Can cause a change of perspective on the CJS
Jack White
"a life ruined by abuse"
"not his usual happy self"
Wrongly convicted for the 'assumed' sexual assault which he did not commit