Designed to provide the student with a firsthand knowledge of the political culture and governmental institutions of a U.S. region other than the Midwest or foreign country or region. Students wishing to take this course must obtain written approval in advance from the department chair. Introductory to the foundations of the American bureaucracy. The course will cover the basic outline of the bureaucratic state in American politics. An examination of state and federal criminal law in America.
Emphasis is placed on basic legal precedents developed by the courts.
Assumes basic knowledge of American governments. In addition, case studies will be used to demonstrate how a bill becomes a law. Assumes basic knowledge of American government. A broad examination of the judicial branch, including the relevant legal and constitutional concepts, institutions, and processes. Assumes basic knowledge of American government.