A. For the OJ Simpson trail I decided I would like to study the courts component of the criminal justice system. I have chosen to study the courts part of the criminal justice system because for one this the area I am most interested learning about how they learned the information . This made me wonder how courts can help stop robberies from being the most feared and having so much violence when this happens by making the punishment for this crime more serve (Michael & Rich, 1980).
B. I want to learn whether or not there was clear evidence that he committed the robbery . I want to know how he committed the robbery Also, I would like to learn if in the videotape that there was clear evidence that it was him. When the courts were given the DNA was it planted or was it really at the scene and what steps did they go through to collect the DNA (Lynch 1998 ). Also, I like to learn the steps the court took to convict him of the crime. Also, why he…show more content… All aspects of the criminal justice system have problems , but the court system specifically has a number of issues that need to be addressed: a problem that need to be fixed. The courts have a problem how the jury is picked by the lawyers and is not at a random draw which would make it more of fair trial. Even though they say the way they pick the jury is suppose to be a fair trial but it really leaves jury members out from being picked because they were denied by the council to serve on that trail (Eigenberg &McGuffee & Garland, 2012). A possible improvement to this problem is make it where the jury is picked by a random draw and cannot be changed by anyone during any trail. This could be implemented by putting a number on the jury members and when they need them for a case a computer randomly generates numbers and will not be based on gender, race or anything with the person, they will just have a number assigned to them by a computer which will just have their name on and nothing about their race or
