Britain justice now a thing of the past - murderer of headteacher getting new home and identity?
Q. So now it transpires that we, the British taxpayers, will be footing the bill for the killer of headteacher Phillip Lawrence? According to media reports, Learco Chindamo, the culprit, will be getting a new home, new identity, and intensive security protection costing up to one million a year. And we'll be paying for it! Do you agree that British justice is a thing of the past? And that Chindamo should have been deported back to Italy? How is it that the judges in other countries manage to interpret the same Human Rights legislation in a more rational way than the lunatics in our British courts? I feel so, so sorry for the family of Phillip Lawrence. NDGBILL - if you'd bothered to read my post properly, you'd note I NEVER mentioned 'rev [cont.]
Asked by paperback_writer - Mon Aug 27 07:59:08 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chindamo is a product of our society, he has lived here since the age of 5 and has little or no connections with Italy. He is our problem and we have to deal with it. The protection issue is a separate matter which I don't agree with and which the State has no obligation to undertake. Removing the Act would allow politicians to impose ever more intrusive and onerous legislation on us without limit. Before the HRA we could only invoke our rights if we had sufficient cash to bring a case in Strasbourg, now it can be raised before any UK court. British justice would be alot poorer without the Act. For other countries, this legislation has been in place for many years and doesn't raise the sort of hysterical reaction we have here. It's also… [cont.]
Answered by Boris - Mon Aug 27 08:59:05 2007
Q. So now it transpires that we, the British taxpayers, will be footing the bill for the killer of headteacher Phillip Lawrence? According to media reports, Learco Chindamo, the culprit, will be getting a new home, new identity, and intensive security protection costing up to one million a year. And we'll be paying for it! Do you agree that British justice is a thing of the past? And that Chindamo should have been deported back to Italy? How is it that the judges in other countries manage to interpret the same Human Rights legislation in a more rational way than the lunatics in our British courts? I feel so, so sorry for the family of Phillip Lawrence. NDGBILL - if you'd bothered to read my post properly, you'd note I NEVER mentioned 'rev [cont.]
Asked by paperback_writer - Mon Aug 27 07:59:08 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chindamo is a product of our society, he has lived here since the age of 5 and has little or no connections with Italy. He is our problem and we have to deal with it. The protection issue is a separate matter which I don't agree with and which the State has no obligation to undertake. Removing the Act would allow politicians to impose ever more intrusive and onerous legislation on us without limit. Before the HRA we could only invoke our rights if we had sufficient cash to bring a case in Strasbourg, now it can be raised before any UK court. British justice would be alot poorer without the Act. For other countries, this legislation has been in place for many years and doesn't raise the sort of hysterical reaction we have here. It's also… [cont.]
Answered by Boris - Mon Aug 27 08:59:05 2007
What careers are available in Criminal Justice?
Q. I think i may be interested in a career involved in Criminal Justice; however i don't think i want to become a Police Officer. Could anyone provide me a list of other options in the field of Criminal Justice that i may be interested in? Thank you.
Asked by Steven A - Thu Nov 13 13:42:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Courtroom bailiff is a great job. They are needed since everyone is taking courtroom security more seriously today..
Answered by Ed Atun - Thu Nov 13 21:00:48 2008
Q. I think i may be interested in a career involved in Criminal Justice; however i don't think i want to become a Police Officer. Could anyone provide me a list of other options in the field of Criminal Justice that i may be interested in? Thank you.
Asked by Steven A - Thu Nov 13 13:42:02 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Courtroom bailiff is a great job. They are needed since everyone is taking courtroom security more seriously today..
Answered by Ed Atun - Thu Nov 13 21:00:48 2008
What is the difference between restorative justice and offender rehabilitation?
Q. Is it pretty much the same? I do not really understand what restorative justice is and I have been looking at a lot of websites and I have yet to find one that is clear to me. Would really like help from someone who has a criminal justice major but whatever.
Asked by amanda - Fri Jul 3 22:36:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Is it pretty much the same? I do not really understand what restorative justice is and I have been looking at a lot of websites and I have yet to find one that is clear to me. Would really like help from someone who has a criminal justice major but whatever.
Asked by amanda - Fri Jul 3 22:36:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Can a US president nominate a Chief Justice to replace an active Chief Justice when a vacancy opens?
Q. Example: Could he nominate Sotomayor as chief justice and demote Roberts to a regular supreme court member? Ahh so the Congress can't diminish Chief Justice Roberts. The Chief Justice is paid more than the other Justices.
Asked by Dan - Wed May 27 18:56:14 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The justices on the Supreme Court do not report to the President. The President only appoints them (with approval from Congress). Once they are seated, they are there for as long as they want, until they die, or until impeached. Bush appointed Roberts to replace O'Connor when she announced her retirement, but before the confirmation hearing were done, the Chief Justice (Rehnquist) died, and Bush nominated Roberts as his replacement, then nominated Alito to replace O'Connor. *EDIT* - Congress can't even just fire him for no reason. They can, however, impeach him if he does something illegal. The process is the same as if they would impeach the President, except no Supreme Court justice oversees the trial. It takes a simple majority… [cont.]
Answered by Mutt - Wed May 27 19:04:19 2009
Q. Example: Could he nominate Sotomayor as chief justice and demote Roberts to a regular supreme court member? Ahh so the Congress can't diminish Chief Justice Roberts. The Chief Justice is paid more than the other Justices.
Asked by Dan - Wed May 27 18:56:14 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The justices on the Supreme Court do not report to the President. The President only appoints them (with approval from Congress). Once they are seated, they are there for as long as they want, until they die, or until impeached. Bush appointed Roberts to replace O'Connor when she announced her retirement, but before the confirmation hearing were done, the Chief Justice (Rehnquist) died, and Bush nominated Roberts as his replacement, then nominated Alito to replace O'Connor. *EDIT* - Congress can't even just fire him for no reason. They can, however, impeach him if he does something illegal. The process is the same as if they would impeach the President, except no Supreme Court justice oversees the trial. It takes a simple majority… [cont.]
Answered by Mutt - Wed May 27 19:04:19 2009
How much do Criminal Justice make? How many years does it take to get a major in criminal Justice?
Q. What exactly do criminal justice do, and what job positions are there for a major in criminal justice.
Asked by Blue2 - Mon May 5 19:30:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It can be anything form a certificate to a PHD. The pay ranges accordingly. The best thing you can do is go to your local pd website and look up the benefits page, they will have listed the pay scale.
Answered by Julia B - Mon May 5 19:45:45 2008
Q. What exactly do criminal justice do, and what job positions are there for a major in criminal justice.
Asked by Blue2 - Mon May 5 19:30:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It can be anything form a certificate to a PHD. The pay ranges accordingly. The best thing you can do is go to your local pd website and look up the benefits page, they will have listed the pay scale.
Answered by Julia B - Mon May 5 19:45:45 2008
How can I use my criminal justice degree as a benefit on a pharmaceutical sales cover letter?
Q. The jobs i'm applying for require a 4yr degree in any field. I'm just trying to figure out how to make my criminal justice degree relatable to pharmaceutical sales.
Asked by yezzur - Thu Jul 31 00:11:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Research, communication skills gained from it, honest, professional...
Answered by Wendy B - Thu Jul 31 00:15:14 2008
Q. The jobs i'm applying for require a 4yr degree in any field. I'm just trying to figure out how to make my criminal justice degree relatable to pharmaceutical sales.
Asked by yezzur - Thu Jul 31 00:11:49 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Research, communication skills gained from it, honest, professional...
Answered by Wendy B - Thu Jul 31 00:15:14 2008
What determines the justice or injustice of a society?
Q. Is justice or injustice of a society is measured by the manner in which it handles dissent? In my opinion the justice or injustice of a society is based on multiple factors; besides, one cannot judge an entire society by those who are in power because they do not accurately reflect the entire populace. Am I on the right track?
Asked by Andrew - Tue Feb 10 20:57:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you are correct. i can go for that. cool.
Answered by Asperger's - Tue Feb 10 21:02:41 2009
Q. Is justice or injustice of a society is measured by the manner in which it handles dissent? In my opinion the justice or injustice of a society is based on multiple factors; besides, one cannot judge an entire society by those who are in power because they do not accurately reflect the entire populace. Am I on the right track?
Asked by Andrew - Tue Feb 10 20:57:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you are correct. i can go for that. cool.
Answered by Asperger's - Tue Feb 10 21:02:41 2009
What can I do with a major in criminal justice besides becoming a cop?
Q. I like learning about law. I wanted to be a forensic psychologist, but now I am thinking about changing my mind. What else can I do in the criminal justice/law field? Is there anything I could do with a criminal justice major and a minor in psychology?
Asked by jenn_lynn9876 - Sun Jan 14 14:59:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Criminal Justice Careers: atf agent, Private Security, *Bailiff, Police Detective, CIA Agent, *Customs Agent, Coast Guard, DEA Agent, *Probation Officer, *Compliance Officer, FBI Agent, *Private Investigator, *Corrections Officer, Sheriff, *Court Clerk, INS Agent, *Crime Scene Investigation, Paralegal Forensic Psychology Education: Most positions within this specialized area require more than a bachelor s degree to be successful. In fact, a doctoral degree is required in order to become a licensed psychologist. For those interested in perusing a career in Forensic Psychology, there are some important undergraduate classes that should be taken. These include: statistics, criminology, abnormal psychology, social psychology, and… [cont.]
Answered by edith clarke - Sun Jan 14 20:08:11 2007
Q. I like learning about law. I wanted to be a forensic psychologist, but now I am thinking about changing my mind. What else can I do in the criminal justice/law field? Is there anything I could do with a criminal justice major and a minor in psychology?
Asked by jenn_lynn9876 - Sun Jan 14 14:59:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Criminal Justice Careers: atf agent, Private Security, *Bailiff, Police Detective, CIA Agent, *Customs Agent, Coast Guard, DEA Agent, *Probation Officer, *Compliance Officer, FBI Agent, *Private Investigator, *Corrections Officer, Sheriff, *Court Clerk, INS Agent, *Crime Scene Investigation, Paralegal Forensic Psychology Education: Most positions within this specialized area require more than a bachelor s degree to be successful. In fact, a doctoral degree is required in order to become a licensed psychologist. For those interested in perusing a career in Forensic Psychology, there are some important undergraduate classes that should be taken. These include: statistics, criminology, abnormal psychology, social psychology, and… [cont.]
Answered by edith clarke - Sun Jan 14 20:08:11 2007
What are my job options if i have a criminal justice degree?
Q. So I am in vacation from college. My major is criminal justice. I want to be a crime scene investigator or a parole officer but I also am intereseted in working with the state DCF department is that a job that i can get with a criminal justice degree? Can I do any job with the state with a criminal justice degree or is it impossible?
Asked by girl - Thu Jul 9 19:59:11 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. So I am in vacation from college. My major is criminal justice. I want to be a crime scene investigator or a parole officer but I also am intereseted in working with the state DCF department is that a job that i can get with a criminal justice degree? Can I do any job with the state with a criminal justice degree or is it impossible?
Asked by girl - Thu Jul 9 19:59:11 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
How would this affect the structure of the criminal justice system?
Q. OK, it is understood that the federal government and the individual states share government powers related to the criminal justice system. How do you feel power should be distributed between state and federal systems? Explain your rationale. How would this affect the structure of the criminal justice system as we see it today?
Asked by mj - Fri Sep 26 15:43:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. equally.
Answered by Jessi - Mon Sep 29 12:43:40 2008
Q. OK, it is understood that the federal government and the individual states share government powers related to the criminal justice system. How do you feel power should be distributed between state and federal systems? Explain your rationale. How would this affect the structure of the criminal justice system as we see it today?
Asked by mj - Fri Sep 26 15:43:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. equally.
Answered by Jessi - Mon Sep 29 12:43:40 2008
What are some of the best criminal justice programs at collages in illinois?
Q. I am looking at a degree in criminal justice and I what to find a good program in illinois?
Asked by bailiff04 - Sun Nov 30 11:18:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only 2 I am familiar with are Western University in Macomb or Joliet Junior College in Joliet. There are probably many more but our department had had officers from both those places.
Answered by Ret. Sgt. - Sun Nov 30 17:41:03 2008
Q. I am looking at a degree in criminal justice and I what to find a good program in illinois?
Asked by bailiff04 - Sun Nov 30 11:18:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only 2 I am familiar with are Western University in Macomb or Joliet Junior College in Joliet. There are probably many more but our department had had officers from both those places.
Answered by Ret. Sgt. - Sun Nov 30 17:41:03 2008
What was the general reaction to Apollo Justice?
Q. When the games switched from Phoenix Wright to Apollo Justice, I don't recall a lot of outrage from fans. Was there none at all? Or did people just not care?
Asked by Bucky - Thu Apr 30 00:26:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My first reation to Apollo Justice was "Yay!" because that meant that the Ace Attorney series was still going strong. Other P.W. fans, at first, disliked the idea of this random Apollo dude coming in and taking Phoenix's place. Many fans (including myself), also didn't like the fact that Phoenix went from being a lawyer to being a "hobo". After you play the game, however, you learn to love the new characters along with the old characters from the previous P.W. games! I hope this helped and best of luck! ^_^
Answered by Mei - Sat May 2 20:30:15 2009
Q. When the games switched from Phoenix Wright to Apollo Justice, I don't recall a lot of outrage from fans. Was there none at all? Or did people just not care?
Asked by Bucky - Thu Apr 30 00:26:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My first reation to Apollo Justice was "Yay!" because that meant that the Ace Attorney series was still going strong. Other P.W. fans, at first, disliked the idea of this random Apollo dude coming in and taking Phoenix's place. Many fans (including myself), also didn't like the fact that Phoenix went from being a lawyer to being a "hobo". After you play the game, however, you learn to love the new characters along with the old characters from the previous P.W. games! I hope this helped and best of luck! ^_^
Answered by Mei - Sat May 2 20:30:15 2009
What's different between a criminology degree and a criminal justice degree?
Q. I think people might have criminology confused with criminal justice when I ask about them. Does a bachelors in criminology have a lot of jobs or all the jobs in criminal justice?
Asked by Support HR 1207 - Wed Aug 27 06:19:13 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Theres really no difference at all.
Answered by Amy - Wed Aug 27 13:25:50 2008
Q. I think people might have criminology confused with criminal justice when I ask about them. Does a bachelors in criminology have a lot of jobs or all the jobs in criminal justice?
Asked by Support HR 1207 - Wed Aug 27 06:19:13 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Theres really no difference at all.
Answered by Amy - Wed Aug 27 13:25:50 2008
When I recieve my certifacte for criminal Justice can I work airport secruity?
Q. Im lookin into Traffic Enforcement at the airport so when I finish this Dec.Will I be able to be a Traffic Enforcement officer?I'll receive my certifacte in criminal Justice.Also do all of the airport employes recieve benfits such as discount's on plane tickets?
Asked by Kerry D - Mon Nov 12 20:02:20 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Based on nothing more than your spelling, syntax, and diction, I'd say you're exceptionally qualified to work as one of the TSA/Homeland Security knuckleheads that keep our airports safe. And with a certificate, you might even be able to start at the supervisory level!
Answered by Bill - Mon Nov 12 23:12:10 2007
Q. Im lookin into Traffic Enforcement at the airport so when I finish this Dec.Will I be able to be a Traffic Enforcement officer?I'll receive my certifacte in criminal Justice.Also do all of the airport employes recieve benfits such as discount's on plane tickets?
Asked by Kerry D - Mon Nov 12 20:02:20 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Based on nothing more than your spelling, syntax, and diction, I'd say you're exceptionally qualified to work as one of the TSA/Homeland Security knuckleheads that keep our airports safe. And with a certificate, you might even be able to start at the supervisory level!
Answered by Bill - Mon Nov 12 23:12:10 2007
What is the difference between a criminal justice major and a political science major?
Q. I want to become a lawyer eventually or something in that field/area. What is the difference between criminal justice and political science? Which one would be better to have as a major? Which would better prepare me for this field? Any advice is helpful! Thanks!
Asked by ness92291 - Tue Jun 16 01:49:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NESS9229 Visit the site below and found it for you: Generally speaking you will have higher wages in the private sector but more job security and better pensions and other benefits in government and the larger non-profit organizations. The private sector appeals to entrepreneurial and risk taking personalities and people for whom earning a lot is important. The pubic sector appeals to people who want to help others and improve their communities and are comfortable with a more stable and bureaucratic environment. A hug. Godspeed.
Answered by *IV Oe I * Ivan Teorilang - Fri Jun 19 20:05:14 2009
Q. I want to become a lawyer eventually or something in that field/area. What is the difference between criminal justice and political science? Which one would be better to have as a major? Which would better prepare me for this field? Any advice is helpful! Thanks!
Asked by ness92291 - Tue Jun 16 01:49:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NESS9229 Visit the site below and found it for you: Generally speaking you will have higher wages in the private sector but more job security and better pensions and other benefits in government and the larger non-profit organizations. The private sector appeals to entrepreneurial and risk taking personalities and people for whom earning a lot is important. The pubic sector appeals to people who want to help others and improve their communities and are comfortable with a more stable and bureaucratic environment. A hug. Godspeed.
Answered by *IV Oe I * Ivan Teorilang - Fri Jun 19 20:05:14 2009
The economy continues to falter - is that poetic justice for the numerous misdeeds which resulted from greed?
Q. Some of us see this downfall and we become ecstatic and content that finally, justice is being served - very late if at that. B/c it's late - there should be interest attached to the punishment. What do you think?
Asked by John - Mon Sep 29 12:41:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think you are looney
Answered by bubba - Mon Sep 29 12:47:03 2008
Q. Some of us see this downfall and we become ecstatic and content that finally, justice is being served - very late if at that. B/c it's late - there should be interest attached to the punishment. What do you think?
Asked by John - Mon Sep 29 12:41:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think you are looney
Answered by bubba - Mon Sep 29 12:47:03 2008
What are criminal justice jobs that do not do psychological background checks?
Q. I am a criminal justice major and have had mental health problems so becoming a cop is pretty slim but what other jobs might I be able to do in the field with a 2 or 4 year degree?
Asked by Eviction08 - Wed Jul 30 20:07:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most jobs within criminal justice do psychological background checks. That would include police officer, probation and parole, even any job within a police dept, like working for 911 dispatch. Private security may not, but then you would have to be UNARMED (due to the psychological background done for weapons permits). Private investigations? Bail Bondsmen maybe?
Answered by Lov4nzyx2 - Wed Jul 30 20:24:59 2008
Q. I am a criminal justice major and have had mental health problems so becoming a cop is pretty slim but what other jobs might I be able to do in the field with a 2 or 4 year degree?
Asked by Eviction08 - Wed Jul 30 20:07:28 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most jobs within criminal justice do psychological background checks. That would include police officer, probation and parole, even any job within a police dept, like working for 911 dispatch. Private security may not, but then you would have to be UNARMED (due to the psychological background done for weapons permits). Private investigations? Bail Bondsmen maybe?
Answered by Lov4nzyx2 - Wed Jul 30 20:24:59 2008
What placement should I choos for my applied criminal justice course?
Q. Hi, I am currently studying a bachelor of arts in criminal justice and the placement period is approaching. I would like to know what interesting placements I should choose. Theres courts, prisons, solicitors, police, youth work etc. I want to be on the law side of it. Any answers would be appreciated thanks!
Asked by amir1448 - Wed Sep 24 14:39:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For your reference here I am forwarding you the website link that will provide career information about these departments. The link is
Answered by Anna A - Thu Sep 25 00:11:57 2008
Q. Hi, I am currently studying a bachelor of arts in criminal justice and the placement period is approaching. I would like to know what interesting placements I should choose. Theres courts, prisons, solicitors, police, youth work etc. I want to be on the law side of it. Any answers would be appreciated thanks!
Asked by amir1448 - Wed Sep 24 14:39:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For your reference here I am forwarding you the website link that will provide career information about these departments. The link is
Answered by Anna A - Thu Sep 25 00:11:57 2008
What's the difference between Court Judge & Justice of the Peace?
Q. I have heard that in the U.S. a Court Judge is appointed and a Justice of the Peace is not. I've also heard that a Justice of the Peace doesn't have the authority to oversee criminal trials, etc. Is this correct?
Asked by Terry S - Tue Aug 28 15:11:59 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The powers of a JP vary by state (appointed in NH, elected in AR, etc.). In some U.S. states, the Justice of the Peace is a judge of a court of limited jurisdiction, a magistrate, or a quasi-judicial official with certain statuory or common law magisterial powers. The Justice of the Peace, or solicitor general, typically presides over a court that hears misdemeanor cases, traffic violation and other petty criminal infractions.
Answered by pepper - Tue Aug 28 15:20:10 2007
Q. I have heard that in the U.S. a Court Judge is appointed and a Justice of the Peace is not. I've also heard that a Justice of the Peace doesn't have the authority to oversee criminal trials, etc. Is this correct?
Asked by Terry S - Tue Aug 28 15:11:59 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The powers of a JP vary by state (appointed in NH, elected in AR, etc.). In some U.S. states, the Justice of the Peace is a judge of a court of limited jurisdiction, a magistrate, or a quasi-judicial official with certain statuory or common law magisterial powers. The Justice of the Peace, or solicitor general, typically presides over a court that hears misdemeanor cases, traffic violation and other petty criminal infractions.
Answered by pepper - Tue Aug 28 15:20:10 2007
What is a social justice issue currently in Asia?
Q. What is a social justice issue currently in a specific country of Asia? What can we do to solve it?
Asked by :) - Tue Jan 13 23:32:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What is a social justice issue currently in a specific country of Asia? What can we do to solve it?
Asked by :) - Tue Jan 13 23:32:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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