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UNIT 1 – LAW ENFORCEMENT Crime and Punishment

Criminal Justice  The purpose of Criminal Justice  To control crime  To prevent crime  To provide and maintain justice

Law Enforcement  Local Law Enforcement – split between counties and municipalities  Think Mt. Sterling Police Department and Montgomery County Sheriff

Law Enforcement  State Law Enforcement – state police and highway patrol  Hawaii is the only state that does not have state law enforcement.  Why do you think that is?

Law Enforcement  Federal Law Enforcement –  FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations)  Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)  U.S. Secret Service  Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF)  Department of Homeland Security  Why so many?

Exit Slip  How do different departments work together to stop crime?

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