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I agree with you that multiculturalism and diversity influence the application of
philosophical tactics by criminal justice assemblages to seek justice. The ideas give an awareness
of individuals' rights and privileges (Siegel & Worrall, 2018). The constitution has the mandate
of protecting its people, and if there is a violation of the law, then the culprits should face the
law. I like the idea that you mention that the public understanding the human rights is a way of
integrating them and the state to protect human rights (Garrett, 2018). Amazingly, people
understanding human rights and the country's responsibility will help in liberating them and
enhancing multiculturalism. When citizens are aware of their rights, they develop the zeal to
fight for justice and equality (Smith, 2019). The bible advocates for justice, where according to
the Bible, justice means doing things in the right manner. Justice is a relational notion where
people associate with God, one another, and the natural creation. Isaiah 1:17 advocates for
goodness and seeking justice and correction of oppression, and it argues that everyone gives
justice to the fatherless and widows. Therefore justice calls for maintaining peace and being
good to others.
References
Garrett, B. L. (2018). Evidence-Informed Criminal Justice.8Geo. Wash. L., Rev.,886, 1490.
Siegel, L. J., & Worrall, J. L. (2018). (11th ed).Essentials of criminal justice. Cengage Learning.
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Smith, R. O. (2019). Disintegrating the hyphen: The “Judeo-Christian tradition” and the
Christian colonization of Judaism.8ReOrient,85(1), 73-
91.8https://doi.org/10.13169/reorient.5.1.0
Wordvision,(n.d). What does social justice mean? Retrieved from
https://www.worldvision.org/blog/social-justice-really-mean
Reply 2
Indeed, the idea of multiculturalism is a way of diversity where, when used together with
the diversity, they implicate cultural competence among the criminal justice agencies (Roberts &
Stalans, 2018). I like it when you mention that multiculturalism is a home of different cultures
with their norms and values. On the contrary, we often find multiculturalism complicating the
American criminal justice system (Pozzebon, 2018). Such is due to the lack of universal
agreement in society regarding what is right or wrong. Amazingly, multiculturalism's growth
will make law enforcement agencies have ease in solving and interpreting challenges (Barlow &
Barlow, 2018). According to (Micah 6:8), the Lord expects people to practice justice and be
lovers of kindness and walk humbly with God.
References
Barlow, D. E., & Barlow, M. H. (2018).8(2nd ed).Police in a multicultural society: An American
story. Waveland Press.
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Pozzebon F., (2018).8Multicultural Challenges in Modern Nation-States. A Global and European
Perspective on Multiculturalism8(Bachelor's thesis, Università Ca'Foscari Venezia).
Roberts, J.V. & Stalans, L.J. (2018). Public opinion, crime, and criminal justice.
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