Justice Administration Organizations

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In state governments, there are organs that are created for the purpose of creating,

implementing and enforcing the law. Most of the organizations responsible for justice

administration work under the guidance of the constitution. According to Walker & Walker

(2015), in the 21

century, there are numerous justice administration organizations that ensure

there is proper management of resources, personnel and enforcement of the law at different

levels. All over the world, there are many organizations that are tasked with the administration of

justice locally and internationally. Most of the nations are governed by the international laws that

are provided or every nation (Walker & Walker, 2015). The laws provided in the international

laws are required to be followed by every state. Going against the requirements of the

international laws can lead to prosecution and heavy fines in the long run. This paper will

include a discussion of the current justice administration organizations globally.

The international criminal court is one of the international justice administration

organizations in operation in the 21

century. According to Walker & Walker (2015), the court

mainly conducts proceedings that are related to state leaders. This could be presidents, vice

presidents among other state officials. The court adheres to the international laws that govern

states on various issues concerning its citizens and relations to other nations. The international

criminal court has conducted successful prosecutions against leaders who have failed to deliver

proper service to their citizens. For instance, leaders that are indicated as abusing their powers to

oppress the people in their nations are taken to the criminal court to be prosecuted for their

atrocities. It is therefore tasked with protecting human rights across the world.

In many law enforcement organizations, various departments include but not limited to

military service, prison police, and the parole officers among others. All the above have a

responsibility of ensuring citizens adhere to the laws as stipulated in the constitution of the

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respective countries. Most of the police departments did not respect human rights in the past. As

part of the justice administration organizations, they have a responsibility of ensuring that

citizens’ rights and freedoms are respected. As professionals guided by professional code of

ethics, they should understand the rights and freedoms of the citizens and avoid denying them the

same. Most of these organizations have been reported to be at the frontline of upholding justice

for the citizens (Brown, 2002). Upon arrest of criminals, they are granted their freedoms and

rights by being prosecute in a just manner and providing them with their legal requirements as

required by the law.

In the modern time, there are also other justice administration organizations that are

manipulated by political entities. Most of the people with political powers continually break the

laws without bring reprimanded (Brown, 2002). This is an issue that has raised numerous

concerns across the world. It has been argued that, just like other citizens, person in political

power should also be subject to obey the laws provided in the constitutions. Failure to obey the

laws should be accompanies by the respective punitive measures (Brown, 2002). The courts and

the police service should strive to ensure there is justice for everyone.

Despite the justice systems being controlled by the rich people and those in power, it is

important for citizens to ensure that their rights and freedoms are not violated by any arm of the

government. They have the rights to seek legal redress in case they feel their rights have been

vandalized.

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References

Walker, S., & Walker, S. (2015). Popular justice: A history of American criminal justice (p.

131). New York, NY: Oxford University Press.

Brown, C. (2002). Sovereignty, rights and justice: international political theory today. Polity

Press.

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