The criminal justice system is governed by many rules, policies, and procedures; is organized in a hierarchy with clear lines of supervision of employees; requires substantial amounts of paperwork to document activities; and requires training of employees. Which of the five perspectives of criminal justice is this an example of?

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Zaniyah Bailey

6 October, 12:12

The criminal justice system is governed by many rules, policies, and procedures; is organized in a hierarchy with clear lines of supervision of employees; requires substantial amounts of paperwork to document activities; and requires training of employees. Which of the five perspectives of criminal justice is this an example of?

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Lara Baldwin · Answer 1

Bureaucracy

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Bureaucracy is considered the core of modern government and can be applied to the criminal justice system. Bureaucracy is a term used to describe large organizations having defined rules and structure and permits its employees to pursue the goals and missions of the organization. It encompasses employee training, requires a lot of paperwork for activities documentation, and others. In this sense, bureaucracy is the system of criminal justice system that includes law enforcement agencies such as state highway patrol, the police, criminal courts, or department of prisons on a state level.