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A lawyer around 60,000 to 90,000 a year.
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Criminal justice makes about 50,000 to 200,000 a year from what I was told. It's real good money right there though. I wish I was able to make 200,000 a year.
You would have to specify which government, what level of government, and what level of agency. "the government" and "criminal justice system" could mean any number of different things.
According to experts, the average earnings for criminal justice investigators is $45,000. Salary depends on education background and job experience.
Criminal Justice agencies can only provide the services that taxpayers are willing to pay for. Any public agency is happy to be allocated more money for their work.
There are many online schools you can study criminal justice with like Dery and Phonex. Before you sign up for classes be sure they are accredited in your state so you don't waste your money or time.
Criminal Justice can be broken up into three major fields. These include Police, Corrections and Law. With a degree in Criminal Justice you can go on to become a police officer for the city or go on to federal jobs which include all other variations of law enforcement, including FBI, DEA, CIA etc. With corrections you can go on to pursue a career in the field of the penal system including a prison guard to a prison official. With Law you can go on to become an attorney, however that involves going to law school after receiving your bachelors in Criminal Justice. With just a bachelors you can work for a law firm, potentially as a paralegal. I have a Master degree in Criminal Justice and am currently working at firm to prevent money laundering and fraud. See the link below for more information.
Yes, because your bribing someone for money or services in return
Your question is too vague to provide an answer. I can answer in general why justice may not be achieved, in the context of the law and legal issues, since that is where this question is posted. The criminal justice system is not designed to make justice it is designed to make a fair decision, although it doesn't always, it's run by humans you know. The criminal justice system has three elements, legislators to make the laws; police and prosecutors to collect evidence and present at court; and the court process set up to make a decision. These are tools; justice in this system is up to the willingness and abilities of these people (humans). The criminal justice system can only provide the services that taxpayers are willing to pay for. Taxpayers are not often in favor of increasing their taxes, even when it may involve a better criminal justice system; but any public agency is happy to be allocated more money for their work.
The criminal trial of OJ Simpson is an excellent example of American justice gone wrong. The criteria for a guilty verdict in a criminal trial is much harder to obtain. The jury must find the evidence sufficient beyond a reasonable doubt. The civil trial, which is really about money, is far easier to prove. Although I doubt that the Goldmans and Browns have received any money despite having won their case.
She has a bachelor's degree in criminal justice/sociology. She was in the process of funding her masters when she turned to acting for money and has been acting ever since.
Yes, a person can live and work in Australia with a criminal record. However, it may not be easy finding housing that will accept someone with a criminal record, or it may cost the person more money.
You should speak with someone at your local district attorney's office about filing a criminal complaint.
You should probobly be interested in in criminal justice of just justice in general for the accused/witness. There are lots of lawyers though so in this economy if you were to become one you might not make as much money as you would have, say 10 years ago.
Contrary to popular belief, Justice is not blind. It can definitely see who has more money for the lawyers that can have judges in their pockets or are married to their sister. This keeps dealers on the streets & the addict that got busted with barely enough meth to get high in prison for 7 years.
It was a criminal act. Money laundering means using a legitimate business - example a casino - to bring in the legal market money which are earned in criminal activities.
In New Zealand, what you talk of is "plea-bargaining" and does not mean the criminal is not sentenced or that the case is dismissed, but it does mean the criminal or prosecution will get lesser of a sentence eg less money to pay, or less of a sentence in jail.
This varies greatly. For example someone with a bachelors degree in the medical field can make close to $70,000 annualy vs. someone with a degree in English who is only going to make whatever money they get from writing,selling and publishing books.
No it does not work at all. It is a wast of your money i am disappoint at justice :(
Poetic Justice grossed $27,450,453 worldwide.
Very difficult. Most often justice is the opposite of mercy. Example: The thief steals money and spends it before he is caught and tried and found guilty of the crime. JUSTICE is served when the thief is sent to prison AND ordered by the judge to pay the money back to the victim. MERCY would be GIVEN by the victim to the thief if the victim forgives the criminal and does not press charges and tells the thief to keep the stolen money. The judge could also extend MERCY if the victim could not by sentencing the thief to a short time in prison and/or not ordering the money to be paid back.
Someone who performs cow insemination is usually quite low paid. The average salary for someone in that field is about 32,000 dollars per year.
If a person is saying they love you but are just trying to get money and you can prove it and after you give him the money he dumps you saying he lied and had a girlfriend can you do anything to get it back and is it a crime of receiving money by false means Answer Is is morally wrong and shows poor character but most likely it is not a criminal act. However, depending on the circumstances you may be able to take them to court by filing a civil complaint in court. If it's not a huge sum of money, you can take them to small claims court or justice court. Go to your local justice of the peace and find out what you need to do to file a claim against someone. If you freely gave the money with no promise of being paid back by the person there's probably nothing you can do. Learn from it and dont' let someone do that to you again. If you're in a relationship, especially a fairly new one, and someone starts asking you for money, be careful. If you've been in the relationship for a while and you love each other then it's okay to help each other out some but if someone starts saying they love you and immediately starts asking for money I would be careful what you do. There are a lot of people out there who have no problem with conning money off of other people so you need to be careful when someone starts asking you for things and use your instincts to guide you.
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Yes it is However if he takes money from you and does not put you in he can be had up for blackmail and harboring a criminal "you" so once you have given him any thing he is then also in a position to be black mailed by you.
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