criminal justice

noun

the system of law enforcement, involving police, lawyers, courts, and corrections, used for all stages of criminal proceedings and punishment.

Steps can be taken to protect people with ID when they are involved with the criminal justice system.

The contrast with the Wilson grand jury is a stunning illustration of the racial double standards in criminal justice.

No wonder criminal-justice reform is no longer the sole concern of balladeers and bleeding hearts.

Other less obvious areas of potential agreement are criminal-justice reform and voting rights.

Neither Michelle Nunn nor David Perdue, the two major Senate candidates in Georgia, talk about criminal justice reform.

They were strictly forbidden from intermeddling, under any pretext, with the discharge of civil or criminal justice.

In 1770 Sergeant Glynn, in Parliament, moved for an inquiry into the administration of criminal justice.

Everyone here is going to have to be processed through the criminal justice system.

We see all the executive, all the civil and criminal justice of the country seized on by him.

The knowledge of this order would help a great deal in the administration of criminal justice.

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