Criminal Justice and Law Management

Criminal justice management was started in 1960 since it was seen as a successful aspect in professionalism of enforcing law. It applies the basics of public supervision to administration and control of the justice system off crimes.  This includes the role played by the correctional institutions, courts, probation department and other decree and order enforcement agencies as indicated by Garland and David (pp.20). Many of the administrators of criminal justice start their careers as policemen and other correctional officers the advance their education to Criminology and other related courses.  The criminal justice administration is charged with the mandate to manage specific community agencies involved with crime cases. Criminal justice and law management helps to deal with problems which the current technology can not solve and uses a different approach from the local administration. Criminal justice management policy involves the assessing of the individual needs, developing a plan on how to offer the plan; it then helps the clients to be linked to the appropriate services then monitoring the progress of the individual. In this case on discovering the criminal analyze to see what he needs, then talking to the necessary authority such as the law enforcers, seeking for correction then checking the change in behavior of the criminal.