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Course Descriptions:
Criminal Justice

CRMJ 101 Introduction to the Administration of Justice (3)
An overview of the three components (law enforcement, the judiciary and corrections) of the administration of justice with emphasis on the functions of each component and the interrelationships among them.

CRMJ 102 Criminology (3)
The study of crime and society from a social-psychological perspective. Consideration of major sociological and psychological factors related to criminal behavior, the definition, varieties and causes of crime, and the extent of crime in the United States.

CRMJ 221 Crime in America (3)

CRMJ 229 Policing (3)
Instructor:
August Milton, Jr. J.D.
sample syllabus  

CRMJ 300 Organized Crime (3)

CRMJ 351 Special Projects (3)

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