CJ315 8-1 Project Three

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Kathryn Corey CJ-315 8-1 Project Three
Empathy is the capacity to sense and comprehend the emotions of another person, and it is a fundamental component of the criminal justice system. It touches on many areas, such as the courts, corrections, and law enforcement. Empathy is a skill that can be used by people in various criminal justice system jobs, including judges, prosecutors, defense lawyers, law enforcement personnel, and correctional officers. Empathy improves one's capacity to effectively satisfy the needs of community members by attempting to comprehend their thoughts and feelings. The first person who responded was Officer Grumpy, who spoke with Victor and obtained his statement. Officer Grumpy gave Victor a form to fill out and informed him that if they discovered the criminal, they would contact him. Unfortunately, Officer Grumpy did not show any sympathy or kindness. Victor may have a negative impression due to the event, his conversation with Officer Grumpy, and the assistance he received from the criminal court system. The elderly immigrant Victor was affected by a robbery. Despite not having any physical wounds, the experience has left him anxious and afraid, making it difficult for him to work and lowering his income. Because of the robbery's enduring effects, Victor attends therapy once a week and is actively looking for new employment. The criminal justice system is more concerned with assisting James, the perpetrator, than with helping Victor in this case. Victor did not get the empathy or assistance he required, even after being robbed at knifepoint by James, 17, and from the time he first spoke with Officer Grumpy until James was assigned to a new juvenile restorative justice program. Victor admitted to having a prejudice against young men and declining to transport them, which cost him money and business. He is actively looking for a new career and currently
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