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Decision Making In Criminal Justice

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Throughout this course, I have been able to obtain a different understanding and perspective in decision making. Decision making appears to be much simpler when it only involves one person. However, decision making in the public sector is more complex as it involves different people and other departments. This course has given me the ability to think outside of the box. The previous courses that I have taken have focused more on criminal justice. However, this course has provided a foundation in decision making that I can correlate to my other courses. For example, policy making in the criminal justice system. There are individuals who are responsible making decisions that affect our daily lives. My understandings of my strengths

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