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Q:Final Project: The Criminal Justice System
Throughout this course, you have come to know the complexity of the criminal justice system
and how its design protects the public while punishing those that commit crimes. It is part of
our society’s fabric. Prepare a presentation on this system to a new student entering the
criminal justice program.
· Resources: Criminal Justice in Action, Appendix A, and Appendix C
· Due Date: Day 7 [Individual] forum
· Review Appendix C regarding the creation of a Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation, if
necessary.
· Create a 12- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation outlining the procedural
steps of the criminal justice system.
o Define the criminal justice system in your own words.
o The crime: Choose a crime trend from the text and identify this trend in your city or
state. Create a chart to illustrate the crime trend statistics you chose.
o The police: Identify the roles and responsibilities of the police after a crime has been
committed. What they must do and why?
o The courtroom and trial: Identify a courtroom in your area or state. Identify those who
work in a courtroom and describe their roles.
o Sentencing and punishment: Explain the purpose of sentencing and punishment,
identify forms of punishment, identify some factors of sentencing, and identify who
sets the sentencing.
o Corrections: Identify 2 to 3 correctional facilities in your area or state. Provide
information about the types of facilities they are (maximum or minimum security); the
types of designs; whether they are private or public; their population statistics; and
their type of crime statistics.
o Community: Explain the community’s role by highlighting 2 to 3 community-based
programs in your area or state. Describe their purpose and functions.
CJS 200 Foundations of the Criminal Justice System
Course Syllabus Page 24
· Include detailed speaker's notes for each slide
· Cite at least two sources to support your statistical findings.
· Use APA formatting guidelines.
· Post your final project as an attachment.
