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The importance of ethics and morality in criminal justice

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Explain three important elements of and reasons for ethics and integrity in a role you expect to hold in the field of criminal justice.

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My role as a criminal justice professional and the importance of ethical and moral behavior in reference to this role are discussed within this solution. The three most important elements of and reasons for ethics and integrity are given.

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Ethics are a vital part of law enforcement because for the public to retain trust in justice officials must abide by ...

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