Question

why is it especially important that criminal justice professionals are ethical do you think most of them are why or why not​

Answer 1

Which of the four personal traits is most important in the criminal justice profession? Personally I think that dependability is the most important, especially being in certain fields of the system. When working with criminals of any sort and being a worker in any career you have to be dependable. Your employer needs to know that you are dependable for holding certain pieces of information, that you are going to arrive for patrol at the correct time, that you understand the case being presented against your client, and that you can handle inmates during high intensity situations.

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In conclusion it is important to be ethical :p

Answer 2

These people must interpret the law fairly and independently, with no bias due to/caused by personal feelings, religious values, past experiences, or self-promoting agendas. If they do this correctly then they are practicing ethically and it is important to do so because if they don't they might punish a person for doing something that they did not, in fact, do. This would mean imbalance and unfairness that would offset the entire delicate system that we have created. Sadly, not all of them are ethical, actually, most of them are not. Like most thinks, this had been corrupted in our modern day society under heavy influence since the beginning. So in no way is it our faults today but a result of something that had been pre-existing.