Criminal Justice Through Management: From Police, Prosecutors, Courts, and Prisons to a Modern Administrative Agency.

The article discusses the management of criminal justice system through a modern administrative approach in the U.S. Topics mentioned include the impact of premodern attitudes on the institutional fragmentation of crime policy in the country, the benefits of a comprehensive institutional reform, the key feature of the criminal process, the disadvantages of criminal trials, and the effectiveness of constitutionalism, professionalism, and rationalization.