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Ethical Issues in the Criminal Justice Process

Ethical Issues in the Criminal Justice Process

Author(s): Natasha Burnett

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2024

Pages: 235

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ISBN 9798385113262

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Ethical Issues in the Criminal Justice Process provides a comprehensive examination of the complex moral dilemmas inherent in the operation of the criminal justice system. From law enforcement practices to courtroom procedures and corrections policies, this textbook navigates the intricate terrain where ethics intersect with the pursuit of justice. Drawing on real-world case studies and ethical theories, it offers students and professionals alike a framework for understanding, analyzing, and resolving ethical challenges in the criminal justice field. With insightful discussions on topics such as police discretion, legal ethics, punishment versus rehabilitation, and the role of race and class, this text equips readers with the critical thinking skills necessary for ethical decision-making in the pursuit of fairness and integrity within the criminal justice process.

Natasha Burnett

Natasha R. Burnett, a proud Memphian, has dedicated her life to the pursuit of justice within her community. With roots deeply embedded in the heart of Memphis, she brings a unique understanding of its complexities to her work as a Criminal Justice practitioner. Since 2009, Dr. Burnett has served as a Victim Witness Coordinator in the District Attorney General Office's esteemed Multi-Agency Gang Unit, where she tirelessly advocates for those affected by gang-related crime. In addition to her invaluable contributions in the field, Dr. Burnett is a passionate educator, sharing her wealth of knowledge and experience as an Adjunct Instructor at Southwest Tennessee Community College since 2014. Her commitment to empowering the next generation of criminal justice professionals is evident in her engaging teaching style and unwavering dedication to her students' success. Dr. Burnett's academic journey is a testament to her lifelong dedication to her craft. She holds a Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD in Criminal Justice, each degree representing a milestone in her quest for deeper understanding and effective intervention in the realm of law enforcement and victim advocacy. Through her dual roles as a practitioner and educator, Dr. Natasha R. Burnett continues to leave an indelible mark on the field of Criminal Justice, inspiring others to join her in the pursuit of a safer, more just society.

Ethical Issues in the Criminal Justice Process provides a comprehensive examination of the complex moral dilemmas inherent in the operation of the criminal justice system. From law enforcement practices to courtroom procedures and corrections policies, this textbook navigates the intricate terrain where ethics intersect with the pursuit of justice. Drawing on real-world case studies and ethical theories, it offers students and professionals alike a framework for understanding, analyzing, and resolving ethical challenges in the criminal justice field. With insightful discussions on topics such as police discretion, legal ethics, punishment versus rehabilitation, and the role of race and class, this text equips readers with the critical thinking skills necessary for ethical decision-making in the pursuit of fairness and integrity within the criminal justice process.

Natasha Burnett
Natasha Burnett

Natasha R. Burnett, a proud Memphian, has dedicated her life to the pursuit of justice within her community. With roots deeply embedded in the heart of Memphis, she brings a unique understanding of its complexities to her work as a Criminal Justice practitioner. Since 2009, Dr. Burnett has served as a Victim Witness Coordinator in the District Attorney General Office's esteemed Multi-Agency Gang Unit, where she tirelessly advocates for those affected by gang-related crime. In addition to her invaluable contributions in the field, Dr. Burnett is a passionate educator, sharing her wealth of knowledge and experience as an Adjunct Instructor at Southwest Tennessee Community College since 2014. Her commitment to empowering the next generation of criminal justice professionals is evident in her engaging teaching style and unwavering dedication to her students' success. Dr. Burnett's academic journey is a testament to her lifelong dedication to her craft. She holds a Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD in Criminal Justice, each degree representing a milestone in her quest for deeper understanding and effective intervention in the realm of law enforcement and victim advocacy. Through her dual roles as a practitioner and educator, Dr. Natasha R. Burnett continues to leave an indelible mark on the field of Criminal Justice, inspiring others to join her in the pursuit of a safer, more just society.