2. What is the role of the U. S. Constitution in limiting government power in the criminal Justice system? Does it really limit the behavior of those in the criminal justice system? Why

or why not?

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

What is the role of the U.S. Constitution in limiting government power in the criminal justice system?

The Constitution of the United States clearly states that there is a system of checks and balances in which none of the three branches of government has more power over the other two, This includes the judicial branch that relies on a Supre Court. And here comes the central point of this answer. The federal courts are subjected to the US Congress and this legislative branch has the power to enact criminal laws such as treason, bootlegging, or counterfeiting.

Does it really limit the behavior of those in the criminal justice system?

It could be better understood in that it serves as a counterbalance to the criminal justice system, in the same way, that the Supreme Court checks the legislative branch by declaring some laws unconstitutional.

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