An analysis of administration and management of correctional agencies. Emphasis is on evaluation of the impact of various policies, procedures, and judicial decisions upon management and operation of correctional agencies. The traditional practices of probation and parole are examined, as well as newer community corrections methods and techniques. Focus is on the organization and integration of community based programs into the modern criminal justice system. An examination of correctional law as it impacts institutional and field corrections.
Emphasis is on legal liabilities and legal research.
This course offers an opportunity for students, with faculty direction, to explore in depth topics of contemporary interest that are not generally covered in regular courses. CJ 625 Major Criminal Justice Theorists Theories of criminal justice are traced from the 1700's through modern times. Theories of crime causation and criminal behavior are also discussed. Back to the Top CJ 635 Organized and White Collar Crime Examination of organized crime, white collar crimes, and gang activity in the United States. Focus is on the historical development of these criminal patterns with an examination of current activities and proposed intervention theories.