Juvenile justice system is examined from historical constitutional and operational perspectives. Theories concerning juvenile delin­quency are explored.

Scientific study of the nature and causes of criminal behavior and social deviance.

This course identifies and discusses the nature of the success­ful cyber-crime investigation and the proper preparation for trial. Students will have a better understanding of current technology used in these Read More »

Covers fundamentals of investigation including interviewing and interrogating; collecting and preserving evidence; modus ope­randi; crime scene search; etc.

Examines the law in the correctional setting with obligations of correctional workers. Prerequisites: CRJ 120 – Intro to Corrections

This course examines the protections afforded to individuals by the US Constitution. Specific areas addressed include initial con­tact with law enforcement and continues through post-conviction relief. Students should gain an Read More »

This course examines the elements of criminal law. Including the categories of crime by type, defenses, and individuals involved. The course also includes the historical development of criminal law. Prerequisites: CRJ Read More »

This course provides the student with the opportu­nity to become engaged in a community service project.

Survey of correctional theory and practice including such topics as: historical foundations of contemporary corrections, applied theory, evaluation research, sentencing and crime prevention.

Broad examination of the various structures and functions of American Law Enforcement agencies and their functional units. The exploration of police procedures revolves around the topics of discretion, effectiveness and Read More »