What do all the different perspectives on criminal justice tell you about the criminal justice system and process? Can multiple perspectives be applied to the same case and still all be "correct"?
What will be an ideal response?
The different perspectives on the criminal system and process tell us that the system itself is incredibly complicated and complex and cannot be easily evaluated from one point of view. Each perspective on criminal justice seeks to explain how justice can be enforced, but a single case can have many different perspectives. There is no "right" way to approach criminal justice, and the system does use multiple views and approaches in its treatment of crime. Each person has to decide for themselves but keep in mind that a particular approach does not explain the full truth and that different perspectives are valid.
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