This project presents an analysis of the criminal justice system based on an interview with a former correctional officer. The interview explores the officer's perspectives on the system's current state, including its perceived flaws such as slow case resolution, prisoner rights, and public perception of law enforcement. The officer expresses dissatisfaction with the system's effectiveness, citing rising crime rates and a perceived lack of rehabilitation efforts within prisons. The project also examines the officer's views on the future of the criminal justice system, emphasizing the need for societal changes, improved policing, and respect for the law. The officer found the course material relevant but suggested incorporating experiential learning methods like case studies and role-playing to enhance student understanding. The project references key literature on the American criminal justice system, crisis negotiations, and media's influence on crime and justice.
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