Race, ethnicity, and crime and justice. One such challenge is the categorization of race and ethnicity. Compare and contrast the terms race and ethnicity. Discuss the challenge associated with categorizing people of multiracial and multiethnic makeup. List three limitations of official criminal justice data as it relates to race and ethnicity. The quality of criminal justice data is important because it helps us examine if there are racial disparities in the criminal justice system. Compare and contrast disparity and discrimination. List and define the five points along the discrimination – disparity continuum.

I would really appreciated if someone could help me. Thank you

I have found in the US, that most crimes are done by Americans, it has me scared, I would have thought illegals were doing most of the crime.

Besides that, as you know, since I am sure you read the rules of the site, we don't do homework here.

Time to crack open the books and do some work. I've already graduated, both high school and college, my homework days are over. Besides, you're asking a lot. Get off the computer and do your homework. That's the only way.

We'll be happy to critique it once you're done, but that's the extent of the help you'll get here, or anywhere.

Most people don't want to discuss the link between race and crime because of political correctness so I salute you for having the courage to address this issue. There will be some self-righteous people who criticize you but don't listen to them and lets all have a serious discussion about this issue.

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Most people don't want to discuss the link between race and crime because of political correctness so I salute you for having the courage to address this issue. There will be some self-righteous people who criticize you but don't listen to them and lets all have a serious discussion about this issue.

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Earl, this is a homework assignment.

I'm more then happy to discuss it, after the OP does the work, writes it up and posts it here. Until then, I'm not willing to give answers while he/she sits at his computer looking for the easy way out.

Some commentators have raised questions about the quality of legal representation provided to the poor. They have also suggested that racial minorities, who are more likely than whites to be poor, are particularly disadvantaged. Is this necessarily the case? Are racial minorities represented by public defenders or assigned counsel treated more harshly than those represented by private attorneys? If you were an African American, Hispanic, or Native American defendant and could choose whether to be represented by a public defender or a private attorney, which would you choose? Why? Assume racial minorities are more likely than whites to be detained prior to trial. Why is this matter of concern? What are the consequences of pretrial detention? How could the bail system be reformed to reduce this disparity?

Can anyone help.. thank you in advance

In an attempt to understand the relationship between race/ethnicity and crime criminologists have utilized three different sources of data. These are UCR, NCVS, and self-report data. Briefly describe these three sources. Be sure that your description includes two disadvantages for each source. Based on the information provided by these data sources, list 4 characteristics of the typical criminal event. What do UCR data tell us about differences in homicide victimization between blacks and whites? In an attempt to check the reliability of the different crime data sources, researchers have compared results between these sources. What do comparisons between the UCR arrest data and NCVS perceived offender data suggest about law enforcement practices?

I would really appreciated if someone could help me answer this question. Thank you in advance.

How about you make an effort, show us what you think the answers might be, and then we'll help guide you from there. We won't do your homework. But if you show you're trying, we can help.

In your opinion, what should be done to eliminate racial discrimination in the imposition of the death penalty?

Can I ask where this question is coming from? Is it for a homework assignment? Are you or someone you know being discriminated against? Are you interested in general debate? I wonder because, well, the death penalty and racial discrimination can each stir up heated debates just by themselves. Some people would argue that there is no discrimination, or they not only acknowledge discrimination but they feel its justified or they encourage it. Others will say there shouldn't even be a death penalty.

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In my opinion, discrimination can't be removed in the imposition of the death penalty.

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First one has to agree that it is an issue in the death penalty

This is not a legal question with a legal answer but a discussion topic - I think it should be moved.

OP continues to post on race/crime issues and I think we are doing his/her homework!

No, I'll take that back. I just read all of the other posts. We ARE doing his/her homework.

Good catch judy.

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good catch judy.

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Thanks - I guess we'll all be invited to graduation to share the diploma