Criminal Justice System-2
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Criminal Justice System-2
Attack Techniques
- 1. Ai-Hanmi Katate-Tori (Wrist Grab)
- 2. Gyako-Hanmi Katate-Tori (Wrist Grab)
- 3. Kate-Tori (Shoulder Grab)
- 4. Mune-Tori (Lapel Grab)
- 5. Shomen-Uchi (Front Strike)
- 6. Yokomen-Uchi (Side Strike)
- 7. Chudan-Tsuki (Thrust)
- 8. Ushiro-Katate-Eri-Tori (Collar Grab from Behind)
- 9. Katate-Ryoto-Tori (Single Wrist Grab)
- 10. Ryoto-Tori (Double Wrist Grab)
- 11. Ryotohiji Tori (Both Elbow Grab)
- 12. Ryotkata-Tori (Both Shoulder Grab)
- 13. Ushiro-Ryote-Tori / Ushiro Ryotedori (Rear Double Wrist Grab)
- 14. Ushiro-Ryote-Tori /Katadori (Elbow Grab from behind)
- 15. Ushiro-Ryotaka-Tori (Both Armpit Grab from behind)
- 16. Ushiro-Katate-Kube-Shime-Katate-Tori (Shoulder Grab from behind)
Defense Techniques
- Ikkyo (First Principle)
- Nikyo (Second Principle)
- Sankyo (Third Principle)
- Yonkyo (Fourth Principle)
- Gokyo (Fifth Principle)
- Hiji Kime Osae (Elbow Arm Pin)
- Shiho Nage (Four Directions Throw)
- Kote Gaeshi (Wrist Turn-Out)
- Tenchi Nage (Heaven and Earth Throw)
- Ude Kime Nage (Arm Pin Throw)
- Kaiten Nage (Rotary Throw)
- Kokyunage (Breath Throw)
- Koshi Nage (Hip Throw)
- Sumi Otoshi (Corner Drop)
- Aiki Otoshi (Harmonious Drop)
- Juji Garami (Cross Entanglement)
- Overview of the Criminal Justice System
The criminal justice system is a network of institutions and processes designed to uphold the law, maintain public order, and deliver justice. It involves several key components, each with specific functions:- Law Enforcement
- Role: Police and other law enforcement agencies investigate crimes, enforce laws, and apprehend suspects.
- Key Functions:
- Patrolling communities
- Responding to emergency calls
- Conducting investigations and collecting evidence
- Arresting suspects
- Judiciary
- Role: Courts interpret and apply the law, ensuring justice is served by adjudicating criminal cases.
- Key Functions:
- Conducting trials to determine guilt or innocence
- Presiding over hearings and sentencing
- Ensuring fair trial procedures
- Handling appeals and reviewing cases
- Prosecution
- Role: Prosecutors represent the government in criminal cases, presenting evidence and arguing the case against the accused.
- Key Functions:
- Charging suspects with crimes
- Presenting evidence in court
- Negotiating plea deals
- Seeking appropriate sentences
- Defense
- Role: Defense attorneys represent individuals accused of crimes, ensuring their rights are protected and advocating on their behalf.
- Key Functions:
- Providing legal counsel to defendants
- Challenging evidence and questioning witnesses
- Negotiating plea deals
- Ensuring a fair trial for the defendant
- Corrections
- Role: Corrections agencies manage individuals who have been convicted of crimes, overseeing their rehabilitation and reintegration into society.
- Key Functions:
- Operating jails and prisons
- Supervising probation and parole
- Providing rehabilitation programs and services
- Ensuring the safety and security of correctional facilities
- Rehabilitation and Reintegration
- Role: Focuses on helping offenders reintegrate into society after serving their sentences, aiming to reduce recidivism.
- Key Functions:
- Offering counseling and support services
- Providing educational and vocational training
- Assisting with social services and community support
- Crime Occurs: Law enforcement responds to incidents and investigates.
- Arrest and Charge: Suspects are arrested and charged with crimes by prosecutors.
- Trial and Verdict: The case is tried in court, where evidence is presented and a verdict is reached.
- Sentencing: If found guilty, the defendant is sentenced by the judge.
- Appeal: The convicted individual may appeal the verdict or sentence.
- Corrections: The offender serves their sentence, either in prison or under community supervision.
- Rehabilitation: Offenders may receive support and services to aid in their reintegration.
- Law Enforcement