Criminal Justice System means the whole of the State and local criminal justice agencies described in Item (2) of this Rule.
Criminal Justice System means the whole of the State and local criminal justice agencies including the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, Division of Adult Correction and Juvenile Justice.
Criminal Justice System means the officers, agencies and officials engaged in detecting, apprehending, prosecuting, adjudicating and maintaining custody of or supervising persons who have committed crimes.
Examples of Criminal Justice System in a sentence
UC grants credit for one course in each of the following areas; an introduction, Law and Society and Criminal Justice System.
More Definitions of Criminal Justice System
Criminal Justice System means law enforcement, including the police, courts, prosecution and defense lawyers, as well as agencies for detaining and supervising people, such as prisons, jails, lockups, and probation agencies.
Criminal Justice System means the continuum of criminal justice agencies and
Criminal Justice System means the whole of the State and local criminal justice agencies including the North Carolina Department of Correction.
Criminal Justice System means the whole of the State and local criminal justice agencies including
Criminal Justice System means the continuum of criminal justice agencies and post-incarceration services that an individual may encounter as a result of the individual's criminal activity.
Criminal Justice System means agencies established by state and local units of government to apprehend, prosecute, and adjudicate criminal offenders, including correctional agencies established to carry out the sentence imposed upon criminal offenders.
Criminal Justice System means the network of governmental and non-governmental entities whose functions involve the preservation of public order; the protection of life and property; the prevention, detection, investigation and prosecution of crime; the interpretation, application and adjudication of the law in the administration of justice; thedisposition of legal actions; and the discipline, treatment and rehabilitation of offenders through confinement, in both the adult and juvenile jurisdictions.