does the following answer the question what you know about corrections within the criminal justice system. It can be any facts you know, opinions and perceptions, etc. Use the following as starting points or guides o Jurisprudence o U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights o Criminal vs. Civil laws o Plaintiff vs. Defendant o Prosecutor vs. Defense Attorney o Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Branches o Mala prohibita o Mala in se o Various Crimes & Torts o Precedent o Consensus theory o Command school theory o Deterrence, Incapacitation, Rehabilitation, Restitution, Retribution o Miranda rights o Warrants o Arrest, pretrial, trial, jury, sentencing o Plea bargains o Probable Cause o Probation vs Parole officers The main idea in criminal law is that if someone takes something that doesn't belong to them, they can be taken to court and sentenced to jail. When people plan to harm others, they must face the consequences of their actions. The police arrest individuals who commit crimes and inform them of their right to remain silent. If individuals have conflicts, they may fight each other, but ultimately, they must be found guilty and punished for their actions. Evidence is crucial in proving whether someone is guilty or not. Witnesses play a key role in identifying the person responsible for the damage. If a family is having trouble with children not following the rules at school or taking others' belongings, the children may be taken into custody. People who cause damage to pr