CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

Answer 1)

A criminal justice administrator manages a criminal justice system. She directs the administration of the day-to-day operations, participates in administrative decision-making, enforces policies and procedures, and sets work flow priorities. Criminal justice administrators also oversee agencies' budget, policies and program requirements.

Training for a criminal justice administrator varies; generally, however, a person pursuing a career in criminal justice administration needs a bachelor's degree in sociology or criminal justice, or any concentration in the social sciences. Some positions, such as district attorney or lead prosecutor, require a law degree. Each public agency, according to its primary function, has a ...