[CRJS 2009] - Final Exam Guide - Ultimate 36 pages long Study Guide!

• School: Mount Royal University
• Department: Criminal Justice
• Course: CRJS 2009
• Professor: Kelly W.Sundberg

Document Summary

Select issues in human justice week two lecture: human justice and violence. Agency: ability to access healthcare, education, social resources etc. In canada, in order to go to trial, a reasonable expectation of conviction must be reachable: natural justice. From the roman times; considered that many principles of law were self-evident and natural (hear the other side: right to be heard, right to a fair (objective) trial. Basic or fundamental rights extended to a person with rights at issue (may not judge own case: distributive justice. Another term from the classic period which describes how individuals and societies distribute benefits and burdens fairly justly. The right to have access to societal resources (to each his own) Everyone in society has a right to equal access to resources and material within a society. Number one cause of crime: poverty: restorative justice. Describes the theory of justice whereby the damage caused by a crime is repaired.