This essay focuses on challenges that criminal justice agencies face. There are many jobs available in criminal justice but they generally fall into one of two categories.

challenges that criminal justice agencies face

Write and explain three major challenges that criminal justice agencies face during the hiring and recruitment process. Also, discuss how agencies can overcome these challenges to improve their hiring and recruitment standards There are many jobs available in criminal justice but they generally fall into one of two categories: law enforcement and legal.

Law enforcement jobs are those that work to uphold the law (both before the trial and during corrections) while legal positions are more concerned with the application of those laws in a court of law The three pieces of the criminal justice work sequentially. For example, once a crime has been committed, law enforcement investigates. Once a suspect is apprehend, the courts take over. Although police and detectives may offer testimony in a trial, it is really the courts show until a verdict is reach.

Then, if the accuse is find guilty they are sentence, and turn over to corrections.

After release, law enforcement then works in conjunction with a parole officer if further attention is needed.

• Justice is a core value of humanity that is found in all cultures, civilisations and legal systems, and a cornerstone of development and human rights.
• Strengthening the rule of law relies on the prevention of crime and the promotion of fair, humane and accountable criminal justice systems.
• Crime prevention saves lives and saves money and investing in crime prevention is better than investing in punishment.
• Crime prevention must look at social vulnerabilities that influence crime, such as inequality, poverty, lack of opportunities, and

• disregard for human rights.

• Children have a right to have their voices heard including when they are in contact with the justice system.
• No violence against children is acceptable, all violence is preventable
• Violence against women is one of the most widespread and destructive violations. Human rights and everyone must act to prevent it.
• All victims of crime are entitle to access victim-centre  justice services, in which they are hear, assist, support and protect.