Criminal justice researchers,unlike physical scientists,find their subject matter a topic of popular discussion in which the layperson's experience is viewed as just as good a guide to policy as that of the researcher.

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Criminal justice topics often involve issues that directly impact society and are subject to public opinion and debate, making layperson experiences and perspectives commonly viewed as valuable in discussions about policy, unlike more technical fields like physical sciences where expert knowledge is typically prioritized.

Criminal Justice Researchers,unlike Physical Scientists,find Their Subject Matter a Topic