Five Philosophies Of Sentencing: 5th, 6th, 14th Amendments
The Process
Christian Carvajal
AIU Online
Abstract
The sentencing process can be extremely long or short. Regardless of how long the trials come out to be there is still a process that the court must go through. In this report I’m going to talk about the 5th, 6th, 14th amendments, and discuss the 5 philosophies of sentencing.
The Process The justice system set a process established by the government in order to control everyday crimes and post penalties to all of those people that break the law. The criminal justice system is all handled differently depending on their jurisdiction which can be federal, county, military etc. The process can also vary depending on the seriousness of the offence, if that person is an adult or a juvenile, and many other factors. In this report I’m going to go in depth on how the process is handled.
5th, 6th, and 14th Amendments
The 5th and the 14th Amendments to the United States Constitution both have a similar process that works with the administration of justice. The 5th and 14th Amendment protects the people from denial of life and liberty. It’s actually …show more content…
Retribution in our current time is being used as the base of the punishment which involves sentencing policies and guidelines. Everything depends on the criminal offence and the criminal’s prior record. Incapacitation eliminates the criminal’s ability to yet again commit another crime by physically restraining him/her. Deterrence is basically threatening to punish someone to prevent them from committing any type of crime. Rehabilitation is all about being able to grab the person that committed the crime and take them back to a stage in their life were they did not commit any crimes. Restoration is about being able to grab the person who committed the crimes in the past and establish that person back into the
Christian Carvajal
AIU Online
Abstract
The sentencing process can be extremely long or short. Regardless of how long the trials come out to be there is still a process that the court must go through. In this report I’m going to talk about the 5th, 6th, 14th amendments, and discuss the 5 philosophies of sentencing.
The Process The justice system set a process established by the government in order to control everyday crimes and post penalties to all of those people that break the law. The criminal justice system is all handled differently depending on their jurisdiction which can be federal, county, military etc. The process can also vary depending on the seriousness of the offence, if that person is an adult or a juvenile, and many other factors. In this report I’m going to go in depth on how the process is handled.
5th, 6th, and 14th Amendments
The 5th and the 14th Amendments to the United States Constitution both have a similar process that works with the administration of justice. The 5th and 14th Amendment protects the people from denial of life and liberty. It’s actually …show more content…
Retribution in our current time is being used as the base of the punishment which involves sentencing policies and guidelines. Everything depends on the criminal offence and the criminal’s prior record. Incapacitation eliminates the criminal’s ability to yet again commit another crime by physically restraining him/her. Deterrence is basically threatening to punish someone to prevent them from committing any type of crime. Rehabilitation is all about being able to grab the person that committed the crime and take them back to a stage in their life were they did not commit any crimes. Restoration is about being able to grab the person who committed the crimes in the past and establish that person back into the