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WDW101Y1 Lecture : Class 12 note

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Woodsworth College Courses
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WDW101Y1
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Scot Wortley

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canada is a unique country; we actually have a formal ban of publication of any racial or ethnicity crime rates unlike the states and europe. same goes for a number of other issues/ not only offending but criminal justice processing. However sometimes there are studies that show this. Let to an argument for and against the release of this type of information. The argument against the collection of ethnicity data. By race we typical refer to skin color or visible characteristics, ethnicity often refers to your nationality. There could be bias in the collection of the data. data could be used to justify discrimination against particular racial/ethnic groups. data could be used to damage the operation or reputation of the criminal justice system. I t could be used and examine the question if everybody is being sentenced the same. data could produce distrust between the justice system and racial minority groups.

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