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Two Models of the Criminal Process (Week One)
Shannon Collins
University of Phoenix/Directed Studies
CJA/353 - Criminal Procedure
Group Number - 9002924638
Instructor: Albert R. Mendoza M.A.
August 12, 2007
Both, the Due Process Model and Crime Control Model have very important points, both fight crime they just go about it in two different approaches. They both feel that there is a crime problem; they differ in the reasons as to why crime is committed. Due process leans more towards the causes in crime to be from poverty and discrimination. On the other hand crime control makes an argument in that it is a break down of ones own doing, a more personal approach. "What they both do is enforce the law and maintain social order, and protect the people from injustice." ( )
They both have shared similarities and they both have constitutional values.
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"There are specific constitutional doctrines that encroach on a law enforcement officers that are trying to do their job at apprehending the criminals, so in other words the criminals are in a since being protected by the people that govern. Which of course is us as society and ultimately a nation.