Criminal Justice Administration

Criminal Justice Administration refers to the management and organization of the systems and processes that enforce laws and maintain public safety. It involves various agencies, including police, courts, and correction facilities, working together to prevent crime, ensure fair trials, and rehabilitate offenders. Within the context of Public Administration, it focuses on how these organizations operate, the policies they implement, and how they serve the community. The goal is to create a fair, efficient system that upholds justice while protecting citizens' rights and promoting social order.