CRM 101 Final: Understanding Crime in Canadian Society - complete course notes

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29 Mar 2012

School

Ryerson University

Department

Criminology

Course

CRM 101

Professor

Christina Hollingshead

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Responsibilities divided between all levels of government: * private security firms also protect property and maintain order. Volunteers and charitable organizations help the cjs in police offices, aiding victims, community programs, supervision of bails and paroles, etc. Justice system composed of police, courts and corrections. Interoperability: capacity of cjs agencies to share information amongst themselves: federal government. Constitution gives parliament absolute power in creating and amending all national laws, creating prosecution procedures, and establishing punishments for federal offenses. Operates national police force rcmp & security intelligence services. Appoints and manages some judges and courts. Criminal code of canada lists all criminal violations and sets out the penalties and procedures for arrest and prosecution. Canadian charter of rights and freedoms is part of the constitution act that guarantees fundamental freedoms and rights for all people, which must not be violated by the cjs they are primary laws that can"t be overrun.

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CRM 101 Final: Understanding Crime in Canadian Society - complete course notes

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