Complete coverage and comprehensive study course in police administration and other aspects of police work. Major subjects are addressed in the text such as police professionalization, politics and administration.  [ Book Required ]

A comprehensive study that encompasses all three components of the Criminal Justice system: police, courts and corrections and also other contemporary administrative issues. It also includes a look at the challenges of the future. 
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This course presents an analysis of criminal justice administration. It introduces a combination of theory and research. This course was designed with the active criminal justice professional in mind. Its purpose is to increase the effectiveness and productivity of criminal justice organizations. 
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A study course that presents a comprehensive overview of the juvenile justice philosophy and procedure in a no nonsense forum. Presents the Uniform Juvenile Court Act, the Gault, the Kent and the Winship decisions in their entirety.  [ Book Required ]

This course discusses how countries around the world have organized their police, courts and correctional agencies. The course presents a rationale for studying other systems of justice and discusses crime as a world problem. This course allows students to reach a better understanding of comparative and international issues.  [ Book Required ]

Provides sound methods for reconstructing a past event based on three major sources of information: people, physical evidence and records. Introduces newer technological advances in the field.  [ Book Required ]

Discusses the practical application of acceptable principles and procedures in the correctional setting. Includes: inmate processing and culture.  [ Book Required ]

A study of deviant behavior as an inescapable feature of modern, complex society. Incorporates contemporary issues with theories of deviant behavior. Case information included.
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Discusses the traditional areas of criminology and addresses popular topics as policy debate, deterrence and incapacitation, race and social class, rights of the accused.  [ Book Required ]

A complete study course on criminal justice and social psychological analysis as applicable to the criminal justice profession. Major issues addressed include theoretical issues, social psychology and the law, the offender's decision and the victim's decision to report crime and much more.  [ Book Required ]

Presents a survey of research methods including research design, measurement, experimental and data collection and analysis. Emphasis is on interpreting and critically evaluating research in Criminal Justice.  [ Book Required ]

Combines principles and applications from criminal justice, psychology, communications, business and other disciplines into a framework for hostage negotiations.   [ Book Required ]

Subject to faculty approval.  A project or an independent paper that will demonstrate knowledge and understanding of a specific subject.