Dr. George Buzzy said it best when he stated, “our culture is different than it used to be” (Buzzy, 2011) and to have the ability to deal with the multicultural differences and diversities that now exist in each and every community, the criminal justice system needs to be able to adapt and grow with the changes. Since communication is one of the most important factors both in the courts and police departments it would be only natural that they take on the responsibility of hiring those that are bilingual in order to be able to communicate with those that come into contact or enter the justice system. Learning about the different cultures and their values and beliefs because they “have a significant impact on the justice system” (Schmalleger, 2015, p. 26). 1 Corinthians 14: 10 “There are doubtless many different languages in the world, and none is without meaning” (Holy Bible ESV), this can also apply to the different cultures that make up this great nation. Taking the time and effort to learn more about these differences can prevent a lot of bias and stereotyping that most people accuse the police departments and courts of being guilty of. When the personal biases interject themselves …show more content…
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