Of course, being sentenced to prison involves having your rights curtailed. However, that doesn’t mean that American inmates don’t get basic human rights. Continue reading

Arrests are always unpleasant affairs. However, they can get even more uncomfortable if they take place outside your country. Continue reading

Of all the criminal offense categories, personal crimes are considered to be the most egregious. While property crimes deprive people of their belongings, a personal crime deprives someone of their right to live. Even if the victim ends up surviving an attack with the intention to kill, the crime will still be dealt with seriously. Continue reading

According to the World Health Organization, mental and behavioral disorders affect 450 million individuals around the world. The report also stated that these disorders are more likely to occur among prison populations. Continue reading

Arrests are common affairs in the US. Between 1990 and 2018, 10.3 million Americans were taken into custody—which is an astronomical figure!  Continue reading

No one likes being on the wrong side of the law. Being arrested is scary; it destroys your peace of mind and your reputation. But it could be worse; you could be on the run, with a bounty hunter tracking you down!  Continue reading

According to research carried out by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, over 682,000 hit-and-run accidents take place throughout the US every year. The number hit an all-time high in 2015, with around 737,100 reported cases. The study also stated that the occurrence of such cases is higher in the US compared to other developed countries.  Continue reading

The criminal justice system is ‘a system that addresses all questions pertaining to law and order in a society.’ 

As citizens, it’s important for us to understand this system well because of how often we come into contact with it.  Continue reading

The police make around ten million arrests every year! In other words, an arrest takes place in the country every three seconds. Does this mean that all ten million of these to-be defendants end up being declared guilty for alleged crimes? Certainly not.  Continue reading