1. Many commentators label the current "War on Terrorism" as a state of perpetual war. Many issues become apparent when a nation adopts a permanent war setting. In this discussion, discuss the morality and expectations for the criminal justice system to be engaged in such a "war." How does this status of preparedness and aggressive interdiction affect the creation, design, and implementation of morality policies in the criminal justice field?
2. Disparity in the treatment of people accused of crimes in the United States is statistically undeniable. In this discussion, examine the moral implications for the criminal justice system if disparities in searches, arrests, and incarceration sentences continue to be skewed due to race. Provide at least two moral strategies to help combat this current event issue.