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CRIM 4603 - Seminar In Current Issues

Credit Hours: 3

This course is a capstone course that will examine controversial issues within the field of criminal justice and criminology in a seminar/discussion format. Myths and reality regarding crime and the criminal justice system will also be explored. Underlying rationales and theories regarding criminal conduct and systemic responses will be analyzed and the repercussions of these rationales will be debated. Topics to be explored include societal and legal system responses to sex offenders and serial murderers, efficacy of legal system rules, media and governmental issues related to criminal justice, and policies related to law enforcement officers.

Prerequisite: CRIM 1003 
Offered: Spring
Modality: In-Person


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