Race Crime and Justice

Race Crime and justice

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
Criminology in turn is referred to as the scientific study of the crime which in turn mainly
includes responses to the law enforcement, cause of crime and various other methods of
prevention. It is considered to be as one of the sub group of the sociology which is useful in
understanding the social behaviour. A criminal justice system of the Australia is referred to as a
system of laws which helps in protecting the community members. It is considered to be very
useful in the determining of the events which in turn eventually results in offence and injury to
the various community members. This study in turn is very useful because it will compare and
contrast the various set of arguments that have been advanced for and against the incorporation
of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Law within criminal justice system.
MAIN BODY
Smith, (2018) sought to examine the fact that, there seems to be high degree of complex
relationship which in turn tends to exist between criminal justice system of the Australia and
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. However, indigenous people of the Australia are
indulged in various set of criminal activities which in turn of the result they in turn are more
likely to be represented in the prison. There seems to be high degree of issues between
Aboriginal and police officers. There are large set of issues which in turn has resulted in
appearance of Aboriginal offenders before the court. There are various range of informal and
formal justice to the indigenous group. Aboriginal law is considered to be one of the most
relevant law which in turn is considered to be appropriate for addressing various set of problems.
Moreover, Price, & Rogers, (2019) established the fact that, one of the key argument
associated with the incorporation of the Aboriginal law within the criminal justice system of the
Australia. Aboriginal communities has been maintaining their own set of laws. Aboriginal law
tends to exist before the invasion of the European so it should be properly honoured and
respected. There are various set of mitigating factors which tends to exist in order to incorporate
the Aboriginal law within Australian criminal justice system. The key factors in turn mainly
includes the various set of possible cost and the various set of key differences which in turn is
considered to be very difficult in order to incorporate with the modern living standard of
Australia.
Subsequently, Altman, & Pollack, (2018) argued that, there seems to be persistent report
associated with the high degree of abuse and violence within the indigenous communities.
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