Issues of justice and fairness during the trial of offenders could also be found the area of timeliness under the criminal justice systems.
Discussion Two: Issues Arising from Other Issues
At Excelsior College, many areas of specialization have been dwelt on by different students. To be precise, for example, the college covers issues related to homeland security, criminal justices and justice systems and the enforcement of the law. One area that the students indulged in is the treatment of mentally ill offenders during pre-trial, trial and their time in prison. Basically, the area deals with the treatment of criminal offenders and the justice system procedures of trial. Basically, these issues of justice, fair treatment when serving time in prison, and timeliness during trial could also apply in other field of study. In the same way the mentally ill have dissimilar incentives to assist them recover while in custody, other criminals have equal rights in the...
The normal offenders, should therefore, be considered under the policies and regulation controlling corrective facilities just like the mentally ill offenders.
Evidently, it is clear that most of the policies and regulations in law control and order a large scope of lawmakers and offenders. Law enforcement incentives, providing security and development of efficient justice systems all integrate and aim at the common objective of ensuring well established and effective criminal justice systems. Though different incentives and policies may be given to govern a certain fraction of the citizens, some of the policies extend their scope of command to different sections, considering that the law has the common objective of ensuring just and fair trials that regulate the peacefulness of a given society.
