3 credit hours. The historical development of the constitutional rights of adult and juvenile criminal offenders during pretrial detention, sentencing, incarceration, probation, parole, and through the release of the offender. Legal issues are analyzed through judicial decisions and text. 3 credit hours. An investigation of the community approach to policing.
Emphasis is placed on designing and planning strategies for policing agencies.
3 credit hours. The current conditions of confinement, offenders' views of life during incarceration, and the viewpoints of staff members working in jails and prisons are examined. 3 credit hours. The principles of administration are examined in relation to criminal justice organizations. Emphasis is placed on budgeting, public relations, liability, grant writing, fund raising, politics, and strategic planning.