CRJ 604 Pro Seminar in Crim. Justice

This course provides a comprehensive review of criminal justice, focusing on how the American criminal justice system functions in theory and practice. This course will conduct analyses of specific policies relevant to crime and administration of justice, and how these policies are used. This course is an in-depth study of the American criminal justice system and the field of criminology, including the history, theories, responsibilities, and functions of primary parts of the system. Students will have the option to complete a thesis or ending capstone in this course in order to graduate. Minimum GPA of 3.0. Prerequisite of CRJ 602 with a minimum grade of B-.