The criminal justice system is claimed to be founded on three essential, yet incorrect, assumptions. Because network components collaborate and have shared interests, the network follows a set of formal procedural norms to assure fair treatment of all members, which results in justice.
Everyone accused of a crime is treated fairly and is deemed innocent unless proven guilty. Each individual is given a prompt public trial before an impartial jury of his or her peers and is represented by competent legal counsel.
The criminal justice system was created to provide "justice for everyone." This includes safeguarding the innocent, punishing offenders, and establishing a fair judicial system to assist maintain national order. In other words, it protects our citizens.
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