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CRJU 325 - Political Theory and the Justice System

(3 credits)
Prerequisite: CRJU 101
This course focuses on the dynamics of political forces and the role they play in the management of crime and justice in the United States. Political theories and perspectives are examined, compared, and contrasted within the context of justice system practices, policies and outcomes. Offered alternate years.


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