Looking back at the policies and the actions of the Ferguson Police Department, we see that the Utilitarianism is the best theory that describes it. According to what is being said in the text, Utilitarianism is one of the most powerful and persuasive approaches to normative ethics in the history of philosophy. An example of that is the corrupt laws and the social practices. As we can see, the policies and the actions it has laws that are good to follow and it has laws that are difficult to understand but at the end of the day these laws are true. When it comes to the social practices of the police department, we can see that it has morals and examples behind them that we need to follow. When we see everything is given to us and everything that is given so that we can follow, we realize that we can use these to be better off. When you go back to Hurbert Packer's two models of the criminal justice system, the crime control was to dominate the model driving policies and the actions of the Ferguson Police Department. We see that the crime control it has the rules and the procedures examples that the Ferguson should follow. Another example of that would be the appehension and the conviction that is meant to be true. According to everything that is beng said about the Ferguson Police Department recently, we see that there is a lot of lessons that needs to be learned and needs to be taken. Some lessons that is taken it is a lesson that just comes and goes. Crime control it goes with a lot of things that we need to walk by. We do need to practice living by the standards that is being taught and to tell others about the morals