Exam 5: The Ambivalent Reality: Major Unethical Themes in Criminal Justice Management

Agencies that have been described as Rushmorean are said to foster officer pursuit of which of the following concepts EXCEPT?

In a broader sense, all crimes are violations of an assumed order of justice.

Towards the end of the chapter, two questions were presented to the reader: how much corruption exists in the current criminal justice system? And how much can be tolerated? Answer these two questions given what you have read in the chapter (e.g., cynical attitudes from criminal justice managers, Rushmorean individuals like Coleen Crowley, etc.). Second, address how the book answers both questions, and be sure to include some discussion on the impact of the profit motive present in the American criminal justice system (e.g., civil asset forfeiture).

In the diagram of professionalism of criminal justice agencies, it was shown that if a criminal justice agency is ignorant of the principles of ethics yet acts in good faith, it would be:

A talent for distinguishing between the fine shades of moral choice best explains which of the following concepts?

The concept of new professionalism is specifically associated with two virtues-integrated thinking and:

The text suggests that institutional culture:

What, in recent years, has influenced and modified instances of practices that border on corruption in policing and probation.

Principle-based management is used to characterize criminal justice agencies that are efficient at managing their finances.

All of the following are characteristic of uncivilized management (a harvest of shame) except:

Per the text, the fundamental purpose of management is to:

In what way did Coleen Rowley embody the Rushmorean model?

When the text discusses the subject of the harvest of shame in criminal justice, it focuses on:

The criminal justice system assumes that violence can be overcome with violence.