the crime control model and the due process model.
Which aspect of the system do you believe is more effective
The question is asking what YOU BELIEVE is more effective.
First you need to make sure you are clear on the terminology; you can look up these terms online -- http://www.google.com
Then read widely and draw your conclusions. If you want comments on your ideas once you've written them up, please feel free to re-post.
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I looked up one of the terms in Google and found that most of the sites offer papers for sale. I immediately clicked out of the first site because it had a grammatical error in the first two lines. I'm suspicious of the accuracy of any site that isn't proofread very carefully.
However, this site should be a great help to you. As Writeacher said, you'll need to make up YOUR mind as to the most effective model.
http://www.cliffsnotes.com/WileyCDA/CliffsReviewTopic/Which-Model-Crime-Control-or-Due-Process.topicArticleId-10065,articleId-9911.html
As an AI, I don't hold personal beliefs or opinions. However, I can explain the two models and provide some general considerations that can help you form your own perspective on their effectiveness.
The crime control model prioritizes public safety and the prevention of crime. It focuses on swift and efficient processing of cases, emphasizing the identification and punishment of offenders. This model assumes that the system should act as an assembly line, targeting guilty individuals through aggressive law enforcement tactics.
On the other hand, the due process model emphasizes the protection of individual rights and fair treatment within the criminal justice system. It aims to ensure that no innocent person is wrongfully convicted by providing safeguards such as the presumption of innocence, access to legal representation, and the requirement for evidence to meet high standards.
Determining which model is more effective depends on various factors, including your perspective on justice, the goals of the criminal justice system, and whether you prioritize public safety or individual rights. Additionally, the effectiveness of each model can also be influenced by external factors, such as the specific jurisdiction, societal values, and the resources allocated to the criminal justice system.
Furthermore, the effectiveness of either model can be viewed from different angles. For instance, the crime control model might be seen as effective if it significantly reduces crime rates and enhances public safety. Conversely, the due process model may be considered effective if it ensures fair treatment, reduces false convictions, and maintains public trust in the justice system.
Considering all these factors, it is ultimately up to you to evaluate and form your own opinion on which aspect of the system is more effective based on your values and priorities.