The Difference Between Traditional Crime Control Policies and Procedural Justice

question 19

Multiple Choice

The difference between traditional crime control policies and procedural justice policies is

• A) procedural justice policies demand rigorous evidence-based evaluations of their effectiveness whereas traditional crime control policies did not
• B) liberals and conservatives conflicted over traditional crime control policies but are largely in agreement when it comes to procedural justice policies
• C) traditional policies rely on external coercion to get people to obey the law whereas procedural justice policies seek to cultivate voluntary compliance with the law
• D) traditional crime control policies tend to be expensive to implement and subject to evasion by the courtroom workgroup whereas procedural justice policies are not

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