CRJ 377 - Crime and Society

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• CRJ 275

This course is a study of the impact specific programs and policies have on the criminal justice system in the United States. It includes identifying effective ways to enact planned change through program creation, monitoring, assessment, examination of current issues and approaches to policy within the criminal justice system, analyzing current and empirical criminological evidence on these topics, and identifying and developing appropriate responses to specific concerns within the criminal justice system.

Credit hours: 3