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CJ 311 - American Criminal Justice System

Explores the structure and function of the criminal justice system, including an analysis of the underlying values of the criminal process. This includes studying the role of police, attorneys and judges; operation of the bail system; Constitutional rights; the trial process; corrections and the juvenile justice system.

Credits: 3


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