Explain the difference between the crime control model and the due process model. An emphasis on efficient and effective justice is known as the crime-control (public-order) model. However, government...

Explain the difference between the crime control model and the due process model.

An emphasis on efficient and effective justice is known as the crime-control (public-order) model. However, government is restricted in the powers it may exercise in maintaining law and order in society. The constitution guarantees that people have due process rights. Hence, the emphasis on crime-control (public-order) versus an emphasis on individual rights (due process) constantly shifts back and forth. This shift can result in the U.S. Supreme Court declaring a significantly different interpretation of the rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, resulting from a landmark decision.

1. How do the crime-control model and due process model differ?

2. What are the primary sources of due process rights?

3. Explain how the various criminal justice agencies within local, state, and federal governments resemble a picket fence.