Politicized Justice Refers to a Situation Where

question 6

Multiple Choice

Politicized justice refers to a situation where:

• A)Politicians are placed in charge of the criminal justice system
• B)Justice occurs only for those holding political office
• C)The criminal justice system focuses on political crimes
• D)The criminal justice system is perverted to achieve particular political ends

Analyze the historical and contemporary relationships of minority groups with dominant societal structures, including economic systems.

Identify differences in racial classifications and their implications across different national contexts.

Evaluate the outcomes of specific historical events and policies on the economic, social, and political status of minority and immigrant groups.

Understand the different peer statuses in childhood and their social implications.

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Definitions:

United States

A federal republic in North America comprised of 50 states, a federal district, and various territories, known for its significant influence on global affairs.

Stable

Describes a situation or system that is not subject to sudden changes or fluctuations, and is reliable over time.

Civil Rights Movement

A mid-20th century social and political movement in the United States aimed at ending racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans, leading to significant legal and social changes.

African Americans

A racial or ethnic group in the United States with ancestry primarily from Sub-Saharan Africa.