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Back in the late 1980s , when I was chief counsel to the district attorney in Indianapolis , I headed a multi-disciplinary child protection team with members from criminal justice , medical , mental health , and child protective service agencies to improve our response in child abuse cases . The staff is comprised largely of English graduate students as well as some from criminal justice and other areas . It covers such subjects as criminal justice , juvenile delinquency , juvenile justice , corrections , penology , policing , forensic psychology , and family and domestic violence . A life sentence transforms us into criminal justice activists , studying state politics like investors follow Wall Street . From law enforcement to parole supervision , from criminal justice research to running a prison , criminal justice professionals face myriad tasks , exhibit a broad range of talents and skills , and execute a variety of functions - - from analysis to supervision to administration - - as they come from a breadth of educational and training backgrounds . Political science courses can be combined with courses in other areas such as criminal justice , environmental studies , or business to prepare for careers in both the public and private sector . However , the extent to which provincial governments have implemented them into criminal justice practice is less clear . Legal Collection offers full text for nearly 250 journals centered on the discipline of law and legal topics such as criminal justice , international law , federal law , organized crime , medical , labor & human resource law , ethics , the environment and much more . The academic backgrounds of the faculty are multidisciplinary and include the fields of anthropology , geography , history , law , political science , psychology , and sociology , as well as criminal justice and criminology . The Legislative Office typically takes positions on approximately 150 bills per year on civil liberties issues ranging from criminal justice , to civil rights , privacy , reproductive rights and freedom of expression . There grew a common understanding of the basic elements of service : crisis intervention , counseling , support during criminal justice proceedings , compensation and restitution . It may be possible to move Sociological Abstracts up the list if data from Criminal Justice Abstracts does not come . " We will redouble our efforts with you to help educate the Afghan people , to help to eradicate , to help to bring alternative livelihoods to those who choose a legal path , and also to support your efforts at criminal justice for those who continue in those activities , " she said . The academic backgrounds of the faculty are multidisciplinary and include sociology , psychology , public administration , history , political science , urban studies , as well as criminal justice and criminology . Although some members of the Task Force were skeptical , Eickenberry insisted that the Report call for adding specific rights for crime victims to the Sixth U.S. Constitutional Amendment , primarily the right to be informed of as well as to be present and heard at criminal justice proceedings .