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two models of the criminal process: a standalone construct

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Criminal law

two competing value systems in criminal justice, one stressing efficient crime suppression and the other protecting the accused through formal safeguards.

In criminal law, two models of the criminal process refers to two competing value systems in criminal justice, one stressing efficient crime suppression and the other protecting the accused through formal safeguards. This meaning comes from Packer (1964) in University of Pennsylvania Law Review.[1]

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Packer, H. L. (1964). Two Models of the Criminal Process. University of Pennsylvania Law Review, 113(1), 1. https://doi.org/10.2307/3310562

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