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- a process where elements of a group are coordinated, integrated, and utilized to effectively and efficiently achieve organizational goals.
1 ignores notion of office or position
2 managment is not the sole province of managers and supervisors
3 non supervosory personel can perform the management function
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a process that helps to direct and mobilize people and their ideas with an emphasis on the creation of a vision and inspiring people.
focuses on symbols, rituals and culture.
focus on planning and budgeting, setting short term goals, developing procedures to reach those goals
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Kotter 3 functions of leadership |
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Correctional reform and leadership programs |
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Cooperate groups vs. other groups |
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Webers bureaucratic model |
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right hierarchy or offices, clear division of labor and formal rules that govern action |
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Barnards define of organization- |
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a system of consciously coordinated activities or forces between two or more persons |
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The CJ admin that we know didn’t exist until |
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rules of law, arbitrary and uneven practices |
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Police leaderships programs began |
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Micheal bratton ran the NY police in the |
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- emphasizes on key operational components of an organization. Open theory is influenced by elements of the environment.
self retained an unresponsive to their enviorment
factors are unchanging in their enviorments
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Criminal justice originations |
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Organization is led through |
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vision, motivation and inspiration |
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Originations are managed threw |
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Originations are structred along dimensions |
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Complex internal constituencies |
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a situation in which criminal just originations have multiple and conflicting internal personnel, each striving to achieve their own interest and objectives |
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What is management and leadership on the public sector |
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the context within which criminal justice admin function. How it shapes criminal justice management and leadership. CRJ admin must deal with civil crevice pertection and obligations and expectations due to public status. Another problem is unions because they fight for good pay and benefits package. * Management and leading in the public sector have been challenging and difficult as apprehending offenders, prosecuting them, and imposing some sanction on them.
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Defined by structure, purpose and activity. 3 issues
1) Weber- corporate groups marked by limited admission to the group and structure involving leader and staff.
Bureacracy model- rigid hierarchy of offces, clear division of labor an formal.
2) purpose is goal, everyone has a goal police, ocrrections and courts
3) orginization guide beavior of member an orginization |
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Mission policies and procedures |
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Span of control- number of subordinates reporting to supervisior.
Centrualized- important decision made from upper level
Decentrailized- important decision made by lower level. |
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Task specialization
Formalization |
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task specialization- deviding work process in smaller groups
Narrowly defined work task= high risk
Broadly defined work task= low task specialization
Formailzation- establishment of written rules and regulations that govern the work activities.
High formalization= reduce uncertainty, define authority and responsibility.
low formalization- rely on staff expertise to direct order. |
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situation orginaztions faces many competing and conflicting demands from external sources |
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goals, activities or structure that are not officialy knowlege by an orginization
Apart of culture by imformal communications system- rumor mill
informal leadership- expertise and cummication skills |
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Sociology - criminolgy- study of why crime and theories
Criminolgy= CJ
Series of decisions
Systematic approach- decision of coming together
Corrections- one big system- offenders drive the system. |
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1) Active family involvment
2) congnitive and systematic risk factors
3) intensive shorten apporach
two factors
1) change in care giver diciplinary practice
2) reduction with deviant peers
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internal- those written cj system personel, criminal, victime.
extrenal- public, politicia, social services, media.
managers- short term goals, insure complience within existing procedure. concerned about employees doing whats right. |
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4 philoshpies- rehab, retribution, deterrence and rehab.
Pareto- optimal soultion, satisfactory means of achiving a goal, seeking justice but not overcrowd corrections.
example- plea bargaining. |
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Hierachial versus organic |
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Hierarchial
1) structural is rigid- clear chain of command.
2) leadership exist within supervisor/ subordinate relationships.
3) function best in stable with predictable enviorments
4)communication is vertual and downward.
Organic
1) loosely connected authority is peer orientated( bunch of ppl)
2) can function stabley in an unstable or unpredictble enviorment.
3) cummunication is horizontal. |
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unoffical goals, activities, communication networks, beleifs and leadership emerge withing a formal orginization |
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Goal of police, courts and corrections |
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police- prevent and solve crimes. maintain due process, reduce community conflict an seek to provide a good working enviorment.
courts- pursue justice but tempers that goal with mercey.
corrections- goal is punishment, rehab, maintaince of order and avoiding publicity |
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concern is motivating other members and enable them to act by sharing a shared vision |
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mechanistic approach
bureaucracies
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2 strict formal rules
vertical communication
specialized tasks
narrow range of duty
tall chain of command
decison policies and expertise.
its centruailized
emphasis means rather then results
works well in stable enviorment
big agencies |
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mission policy and procedure |
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mission is a statement of the agencies purpose. polices explain what needs to be done to achieve the mission and procedures are step by step directions on how to implement policies. |
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Klotter 1990- refers to the process that helps direct and mobilize people and ideas
dupree 1989- leadership is tribal in nature and focuses on symbols, rituals and culture.
leaders focus on
1 motivating employees
2 devloping orginizational, culture and 3 changing the orginization |
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1devlop culture
2 are politcal
3 actively seek survival
4 compete for resources
5 exist as a complex enviorment |
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the unofficial goals, activities, communication networks, beliefs, and leadership that emerge within a formal organization. |
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is clear statement of the orginizations purpose.
all orginizations have a mission.
provides needed service
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Ideally the mission can provide organizational members and constituents a clear understanding of and agencies purpose, goals and objectives. Mission can serve as an anchor or direction for all organizational activities and can keep an organization from drifting away. All organizations have a mission Policies- based on the mission, providing a statement of purpose for agency units. What a subunit is supposed to do. A policy is a clear statement that defines what action’s to be taken and why. Well policy statement provides a purpose, action and rational for the purpose |
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step-by-step directions on how a policies to be carried out. These are informal side of organizations.
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Hierarchy/ chain of command |
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- the authority to direct members in the pursuit of its purpose. The formal structure formal rules and relationships, divides labor and allocates responsibility and promotes rules and hierarchy of authority to coordinate activities. Organic system also referred to the professional or informal system. Organic organizations- has flexible networks of professional staff that may perform a variety of tasks.
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Centralization versus decentralization |
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both wants the level of hierarchy decision-making at the top level. Decision-making in organizations may be centralized or decentralized. Decision making that is centralized to the extent that decisions on personnel actions, planning, formulation of policies and procedures, adjudication of conflict and other significant issues are made by managers at the top of the hierarchy. On decentralized they focus on significant issues occur with routine frequency throughout an agency or by staff at the grassroots level. Decide rather the organization is centralized or decentralized depends on basic values and management philosophy. Centralized is the natural state of an organizational belief that the top level knows best. In decentralized the warden may believe participation in decisions creates commitment in subordinates. Also taking in account limited knowledge a top manager may have about all components of agency individually or synergistically.
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the process of allocating dollars within an agency to various hierarchical levels and subunits. Budgeting process is the backbone of any agency, agencies receive funds to operate and achieve its mission. Every public agency goes threw a budgeting cycle. Agencies base there budgeting on last years budget. Have to seek approval of budget request. Next step is execution by which funds that have been appropriate are distributed to agencies and within the agency. Executives manage the budget. Final step is the audit and evaluation process.
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organic orginization
small departments
non routine
broad task
work well in non stable enviorments
decison making from the bottom
flat orginization |
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conditons, forces and circumstances external to orginizations that effect orginiations mandates and contraints.
as eniormental conditions change demands for goods and services, resources and support for programs of pulic and private also may change. |
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enviorment of an advanced society |
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at least composed with tecknology, legal, political, economic, demographic, ecological and cultural forces |
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many direct and indirect effects on the crj system such as automobile, computers- store more information, easier communication but could cause siber bullying and profiling |
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highly productive city gets more resources.
these orginization compete for resources
economic conditions may influence crj such as unemployment rates effect crime rates |
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having a bigger agency you would want a closed system.
more specialized task meaning people doing them are more trained on that specific area.
strict rules which leaves out option of an informal agency taking over.
focus on the procedures rather then the results benefit make sure they are doing things right during the process
routine dont straw from procedure and policies |
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decentrailized- group effort better then one or 2 ppl making decisions
not held to strict rules- ability to express more disgression
focus on the results helps determine rather or not means are working or not
very flexible to the enviorment. good ebcause enviorment changes all the time |
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because we have so many different employees of different expertise and we need it to be an open system so they can come together and form a better rehabilitation center. we are flat in rank so then again everyone shares thier expertise so people in the lower chain of command can give information because they see everything thats going on.
not bound to very strict rules and regulations that makes us flexible to the enviorment. |
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enviorment influences our agency |
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enviorment is going to be in alaska. have alot of problems with drug abuse and domestic violence/ sexual offenders. strongly influences what agency we are creating. are focus is on them.
technolgy plays a big part because we have automibiles that can take them to thier job location. how computers arived we have secruity system monioring them all time.
economic conditons play big role on our agency unemployment rates effect us in alaska because if their are no jobs then we wont have any place to bring our
offenders anywhere. overcrowding in prisons would lead to offenders getting out of jail unemployed make our program look like its not working. demgoraphic of age and sex if thier is alot of men that are commiting certain crimes will influence the age group we are rehabing.
based on enviormental factors we may have to change our mission or goal
enviorment scanning lets us plan an adapt to future changes this will help our orginization in the future |
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formal politcal system- includes legislation bodies at the fed , state and local levels. bodies determin limits on the operation of the crj system |
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some elected and appointed
elected by popular view
informal- politcal action groups mad. |
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viewing legislation, goverment, regulation and cour decisoons as overlapping subsytems |
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simple enviorment- enviormental forces are homogenus and few in number. meaning they stay the same
complex enviorment- forces are hetrogenus and high in number. always changing
enviormental state- may be simple or complex, and static or dynamic
static- stable over time
dynamic- rapidly changing |
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lack of information about enviormental factors important to decision making. |
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they face multiple enviorments and interact with each enviorment at different orginizational levels. |
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