CRJ 307 - Corrections, Policy and Justice

4 Hour(s)
A study of the history, trend, purpose, organization and practice of corrections in American society. Includes jails, probation, intermediate sanctions, corrections in the community, prisons and supervision after release. Includes issues such as restorative justice, offender rights and incarceration of women, juveniles, special needs populations and members of minority groups. May not be counted toward a sociology major or minor.

SP odd years
Prerequisite(s): CRJ 103, CRJ 212, SOC 266 and ENG 199