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How do the FTC and Justice Department differ in enforcing antitrust laws?
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What does 10-24 mean in police lingo?
depends on the department. Agency "ten codes" differ.
How can you defend the claim that the justice system is fair?
By the very definition justice is fair. It is the ultimate form of fairness.Those most people or cultures will differ on what is or is not justice, spiritually speaking there is but one ultimate sovereign judge who will judge all according to our creators' definition of it.
How do the duties of the Department of Defense differ from those of the Department of state?
While the department of Defence is responsible for defending the country borders and its Armed forces presence around the world, State department involves in the day to day concerns of state including any terror alerts or other difficulties.
What is my denim size 33 inch waist is a 282930 or 32 in jeans?
Depending on the department in which you must shop, a waist that is measured at 33 inches will differ. If the department in which you shop is the juniorâ??s department, then the size you will need is 15; however, if you are shopping in the womenâ??s department, you will need to purchase size 16 jeans.
How do circle justice and the traditional justice system differ?
Circle Justice is based on the belief that crime is harm, and harm can be healed in ways that satisfy the victim and the community. For example, if you killed a cat, you could be expected to work at an animal shelter. Jail is a punishment that is seen to thicken people over time, and is a last resort in circle justice. Jail cost 87,961.35 a year
Restorative justice how does this differ from your criminal justice system?
Restorative Justice is really a theory on addressing offenders in the criminal justice system. It really focuses on repairing (hence restorative) the harm caused to the victim. This could be through community service or even mediation between the victim and the offender. While in the typical criminal justice models it is very offender focused, restorative justice has a larger focus on the victim and repairing the harm caused to the victim/ community instead of just punishing the offender.
How does father approach his assignment differ from mothers in the giver?
The father in "The Giver" approaches his assignment as a Nurturer with a more laid-back and informal attitude, often relying on his intuition and emotions. In contrast, the mother is a strict and disciplined Justice Department worker who follows rules meticulously and upholds order in the community. Their differing approaches reflect their roles and responsibilities in the society they live in.
What is criminal justice about?
Criminal justice is an ideal which looks toward a system that can properly deal with activity that is morally wrong and in violation of criminal law. Both the criminal law and the definition of "morally wrong" differ between cultures and over time. Criminal justice is about finding the right balance between public safety and personal freedoms.
How does the new inmate subculture differ from the old inmate subculture?
Minority inmates are better organized page 531 from textbook Intro to Criminal Justice 11th Edition
Can an employee of a non profit volunteer their time for an event unrelated to their primary job?
That is a question you should direct to your Human Resources department. Organizations differ in their internal rules.
What are the mifflin county pa police 10 codes?
All 10 codes differ from each department. A few, like 10-4, are usually the same however.
How do the justice systems in capitalism and socialism differ?
In capitalism, the justice system emphasizes the protection of individual rights and private property. It tends to prioritize free markets and competition, with punishments aimed at compensating victims and deterring future crime. In socialism, the justice system focuses on social justice and equality. It tends to prioritize the collective well-being and aims to address systemic injustices through redistributive measures, rehabilitation, and reintegration of offenders into society.
