'Justice system' presentation slideshows

Jo Allen, Ph.D., Senior Vice President and Provost Robert Freiling, Student Co Chair for Political Engagement Committee Marcine Pickron-Davis, Assistant to the President for Community Engagement. Facebook Follies: Serious Lessons for Students in Civic Engagement,

Capital Punishment. Kaitlin Holl, Simon Loos, Mia Neagle, Alex Bull, & Alyssa Sangalang. Ethical Questions. How do we set up a structure that applies punishment appropriately to everyone? How do we determine which crimes are unforgivable?

Welcome Hillcrest Policy Team. A topic overview just for you!!!! Sit back and take notes like crazy…. Civil Liberties vs. Safety and Security.

Advance Directives in Health Care: New Opportunities for Empowerment . Richard J. Bonnie University of Virginia June 10-11, 2010. Outline. Brief review of innovations in law governing health care decision-making over last 30 years

“. ”. Guinea after the Coup: New Opportunities for Judicial Reform. Frederic Loua Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellow National Endowment for Democracy 5 February 2009.

Classical Theory- Utilitarianism. Classical Criminology comes from the Utilitarian views contemporary to the mid-eighteenth century Cartesian Dichotomy (Rene Descartes 1596-1650) Power and Reasoning are divine gifts, setting Man apart from any other form of life Man had free will

Chapter 12. Incarceration of Women. Central California Women’s Facility world’s largest female prison; Chowchilla, Ca. Death row in a women’s prison: Central California Women’s Facility. death row (holding 12 women) is the small, screened portion of an administrative segregation unit.

Chapter 12. Incarceration of Women. Incarceration of Women. Women: Forgotten Offenders Historical Perspective The Incarceration of Women in the United States The Reformatory Movement The Post-World War II Years Women in Prison Characteristics of Women in Prison

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIC PLAN PRESENTATION TO THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON SECURITY AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADV M SIMELANE DIRECTOR– GENERAL 1 SEPTEMBER 2009. VISION

Solution Focused Workshop Engaging young people in contact with the criminal justice system in drug interventions www.eppic-project.eu @ eppic_project. EPPIC – Exchanging Prevention practices on Polydrug use among Youth in Criminal justice systems.

Chapter 8. Social Conflict Theory: Critical Criminology and Restorative Justice. Marxist Thought . Productive Forces and Productive Relations Communist Manifesto focused attention on economic conditions of a capitalist system

COURT SERVICES JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE: BUDGET REVIEW 6 MAY 2008 Presentation by Adv S Jiyane, DDG Court Services. Scope of presentation. The Role of Court Services The Branch Court Services Linking Budget to Strategy Intersectoral Alignment

Social Inclusion and Trauma-Informed Care. September 10, 2009. www.promoteacceptance.samhsa.gov. Contact Us. SAMHSA ADS Center 11420 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852

Adolescent Girls in the Juvenile Justice System: Issues for Treatment. Presented at Women Across the Life Span: A National Conference on Women, Addiction and Recovery, July 13, 2004, Baltimore, MD Presented by Kara S. Riehman, Ph.D.

B ackground and policy perspectives on the Traditional Courts Bill Briefing to the Select Committee on Security and Constitutional Development 7 March 2012. Structure of the Presentation. Historical Background of the Traditional Justice System (TJS)

Data ethics: an evolving challenge to policing legitimacy? Giles Herdale co-chair IDEPP. Themes. Peel’s principles:

Chapter 8. Social Conflict Theory: Critical Criminology and Restorative Justice. Figure 8.1 The Branches of Social Conflict Theory. Marxist Thought . Productive Forces and Productive Relations Communist Manifesto focused attention on economic conditions of a capitalist system

Crime in America. PSCI 2481. Definitions. Crime “Behaviors for which society provides formally sanctioned punishment.” Distinctions among types of crime Felony vs. Misdemeanor Violent vs. Property Victim vs. Victimless Blue-Collar vs. White Collar.

The Forgotten Victims – the Effects of Imprisonment on Families/Whānau. Dr Venezia Kingi. Structure of today’s presentation. Introduction Maintenance of family ties Effects of imprisonment on family/whānau Prisoners’ children New Zealand research Conclusion. Introduction.

Crime in America. PSCI 2481. Definitions. Crime “Behaviors for which society provides formally sanctioned punishment.” Distinctions among types of crime Felony vs. Misdemeanor Violent vs. Property Victim vs. Victimless Blue-Collar vs. White Collar.