Effects Of Collapse Of The Philippines

In society, things are not as they seem at times. The criminal justice system was created to help deter crime and to punish those who break the law. Laws are put in place to be fair to all citizens. Your economic situation, gender, race should not become a factor for you to be given “due process”. Years have come and gone and the crime rates increases and decreases with the years. There have been many senseless killings and everyone has their point of view as to the causes. The focal point of this report will be the findings from the readings of, “The rich get richer and the poor get prison by Jeffery Reimer and Paul Livingston”. I will discuss the causes of the rise and fall of the many different types of crimes ; why the rise and fall of crime rates; what contribution has the criminal justice and or police system has contributed whether positive or negative; and lastly discuss which economic group ends up in prison and why.

A root cause of the growing violence in Central America has been the culture of impunity that the gang members and offenders enjoy due to their strong connections in police departments and the judicial system. With the lack of thorough investigations and care by the police, communities are left searching for answers of their murdered loved ones by themselves. In addition, those that commit these crimes continue to roam the streets without facing any form of trial or receiving a sentencing. The gang leaders and heads of drug organizations often see their charges dropped

The developing world is in effort to escape a scarce environment that is hopeless to the effects of violence that many have grown accustomed to. Criminal justice is a system sought out to serve and protect the well-beings of human society.

Through such mediums as the media, political debates and official statements the public is made aware and so is able to form opinions and ideas about the way the criminal justice system, and the agencies involved, function and its effectiveness. When looking at other countries clear differences can be seen in the structures and practices in place; such things as the ‘contents’ of the law, the various sentences enforced by the courts, and countries citizens perspectives of crime and punishment.

“The message has to be sent that if you commit a crime there has to be punishment” said Beningno Aquino III. A lot of people in the United States including other countries commit crimes, but never see what is ahead. When they see suffering confronting them, their hearts are filled of sorrow but the damages are already done. Compare to the U.S and other countries the punishments are not the same. Some governments treat their criminals harsher than other. When a crime is committed the criminal should be punish at the same rate.

The quality of correctional and criminal justice system interactions is the determining feature of each country’s level of economic and social development. The more controlled and civilized the correctional system is the more civilized and controlled the overall image of the country appears. In the United States, the long history of the penitentiary system has significantly contributed in the improvement of legal principles of corrections and criminal justice: the prison life in the U.S. has lost its negative features, and a range of recovery and rehabilitation programs work to make a prisoner “a better person”. Brazilian system of corrections is surrounded by an array of legal and human rights debates; in the current system of corrections

Long has it been known that South America has more than its fair share of crime and violence. This was seen globally during the 2016 Rio De Janeiro Olympics in the country of Brazil. Onlookers were horrified by the number of reports, and videos showing tourists being attacked and robbed by locals. Brazil is not the only country in South America that has a problem with violence though, due to widespread poverty many countries struggle to maintain lawfulness. One of those countries is Venezuela, a socialist country on the verge of complete societal collapse. Crime and with it, violence runs rampant through Venezuela, in large part because of a corrupt government that either refuses to acknowledge the problems or refuses to do anything about them.

The social conditions which creates the atmosphere for crime to thrive needs to be   properly addressed when people starts labelling individuals from areas of high crime, it leads to social problem and a lack of opportunity. All of the human rights violations are abuses of which we have knowledge and informed that there are many more hidden abuses around the world.

The current state of the Philippines is still not all tha great.. The Philippines was predicted to be one of the most richest countries in Asia. They are the poorest country in Asia. After world war II the Philippine economy did poorly because during the rule of Ferdinand Marcos, billions of dollars were spent on the wrong things.

The Philippines was a country ruled by dictator Ferdinand Marcos from 1917-1989 (Kenney 78). Many things could have happened to prevent Marcos from continuing his rule. These included strong guerrilla forces that were trying to

Unfortunately, the violence in Brazil is a huge social problem. We are living, day after day, terrified about this situation. Almost every Brazilian citizen has, at least, one history about a crime situation. In the most frequently cases is only a petty crime, like thefts, for example. However, it is not unusual we live or heard a more worrying situation such armed robbery, fast kidnappings or even worse like rubber followed by murdering, rapes, etc. As we can realize, it is not an easy way of life for us. The situation it is going from bad to worse because our police and the justice are not enough to change it. The impunity to those crimes is recurrent. First, because the police rarely arrest the criminal and when they catch the person in

The Philippines is located between 116°40', and 126° 34' E. Longitude and 4° 40' and 21° 10' N. It is mostly made up of mountains, plateau and hills. Most mountains on islands are covered with tropical rainforest plants. Besides, there are a lot of live volcanoes, so earthquakes happen frequently in the Philippines. In total, there are 52 volcanoes in the Philippines. The Luzon Mayon, which located in the island of Mindanao, is the largest active volcano in the Philippines, and is the smallest active volcano in the world.

Since the beginning of the regime on criminal law, countries across the world have been focused on the rights of the accused and not those of victim. This is because of the consideration that the accused is alone and the government as well as the societal machinery is running against him.

Impunity has always been present throughout the history of contemporary Guatemala. The absence of punishment in the country has been always a structural problem. In recent years the problem has become central to the daily agenda of Guatemalan politics. Since the democratic opening of the country in 1985, civil society and the State of Guatemala have made strenuous attempts to reform the judicial system and establish the rule of law (Luiña, Barrueto, Castillo, Kroner, & Mejía, 2011).

The Philippines, is a group of islands in Southeast Asia, sitting in the western Pacific Ocean. It is known as the Republic of the Philippines, and consists of seven thousand, one hundred, and seven islands, that are geographically split into three main divisions, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. The capital is Manila, referred to as the Paris of Asia, and the most populated is Quezon City, which are both part of Metro Manila. The Philippines has a population of close to one hundred,