CRJ-405 |
Criminal Investigations |
The fundamentals of criminal investigation , theory and history will be surveyed . Students study and follow the process of criminal investigations from collection of crime scene evidence to the courtroom , including problems encountered in interviewing , interrogating and investigation and specific techniques appropriate to different types of crimes . |
CRJ-410 |
Courts in America |
An introduction and overview of criminal courts in America , their historical development , functions and consideration of controversies in the courts system including media impact on juries and trials , plea bargaining , sentencing issues , prosecutorial discretion , jury selection and juvenile justice . Provides students with an understanding of the courts and court processes as located in the broader socio-political environment . |
CRJ-425 |
White Collar Crime |
Ranging from Edwin Sutherland to Enron , this course will focus on crimes committed by corporations and the white-collar criminal , how such crimes are defined and the moral , ethical , legal and social contexts , which promote it . Discussion will also include societal perception and reaction to white- collar crime . |
CRJ-430 |
Internship Policy & Planning |
This course is an introduction to the purpoase of the practicum experience . Students will gain an understanding of the professional workplace , the application of theory to practice , and the value of an internship in the field of Criminal Justice . This course is a pre- or co-requisite with CRJ435 Criminal Justice Internship . |