Criminal Justice System Expectations

What can we reasonably expect of the criminal justice system in terms of crime prevention, and why?
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Criminal justice
Criminal justice is an institution and/ or practice of upholding social control, mitigating and preventing crimes, efforts of rehabilitation, and sanctioning the people caught violating the laws with the penalties of criminal justice (Johns, 2005). This is why we expect the system to prevent crime. In addition, the system of criminal justice consists of three main parts including: adjudications, legislations, and corrections. This is a reason enough to expect crime prevention from the criminal justice system. In this system of criminal justice, the adjudications, legislations, and corrections work together under the rule of law in order to keep and maintain law (Lyal, 2009). This is particularly what we expect from the system. This paper seeks to discuss what we reasonably expect of the criminal justice system in terms of crime prevention and why.
We expect that the criminal justice system protects the interest of people in relation to crime prevention, do away with delinquent lifestyle among the youths, and provide programs that encourage youths to observe the laws of the land (Lawrence, 2000). This is because of its constituents; adjudications, legislations, and corrections. I addition, we expect the criminal justice system to serve the interest of the people and ensure their safety through employing ...