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Autumn Williams
CJUS 535
June 2,2023
Sean Grier
Criminal justice specialists are responsible for preventing crime, upholding the rule of
law, and protecting the safety of the public. In the course of their jobs, they frequently face
several difficulties. Honor and integrity are prerequisites for a career in criminal justice. This is
due to the possibility that criminal justice officials would feel tempted to act independently or get
involved in corrupt schemes with criminals (Karan, S. 2022).. All criminal justice professionals
must uphold integrity standards that align with biblical principles because without it, officers risk
succumbing to the temptations they face while performing their duties. The ideals revealed in the
Bible serve as the direction for Christians' daily life ( Karan, S. 2022)..
These values influence how Christians respond to difficulties and moral conundrums that
arise when they carry out their job-related duties. Because the primary objective of all Christians
is to please God, criminal justice professionals should uphold ethics both for the sake of
complying with the law and for their own desire to follow God's teachings( Karan, S. 2022). I'll
go over the general outlook that a person with a biblical perspective might have on a criminal
justice practitioner. However, I'll include the Biblical worldview into the Strategic Intelligence
philosophy and talk concerning how a Christian worldview affects how a criminal justice
professional uses Strategic Intelligence techniques. The Bible provides clear ethical rules for
professional conduct, giving criminal justice professionals the tools they need to do their jobs
better. Criminal justice professionals seem to excel at their work if they live by the equality,
justice, and integrity principles set out in the Bible. In conclusion, biblical worldviews greatly
influence the development of effective strategic intelligence techniques.
The development of security plans and policies requires the information that strategic
intelligence practices supply. They give countries the knowledge they need to defend their
populations from terrorist threats and fight organized crime Murray, M. (2017) Due to an
increase in organized crime, policing has changed over time to include intelligence Murray, M.
(2017). Asserts that for police practitioners, strategic intelligence is a crucial management tool.
Police management methods like community policing and problem-oriented policing are
developed using data from strategic intelligence Murray, M. (2017) .Biblical principles are
applicable rules for managing and implementing policies.
David had the gall to think he could accomplish something that no one else thought
possible. The people who were afraid of Goliath could not comprehend David's confidence. It's
easy; David was a Christian who trusted in Christ, and his viewpoint was shaped by what he had
already witnessed God accomplish. God provided David with the intellect and cunning necessary
to outwit Goliath because he knew that he could not physically compete with the giant. Since
Proverbs 15:27 in the New International Version warns that "He who is greedy for unjust gain
troubles his household, but he who hates bribes will live," criminal justice professionals who use
The promise of illicit earnings is less likely to influence intelligence techniques than biblical
ideals.
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