Description
A comprehensive study of constitutional principles governing law
enforcement, corrections policies, and the rights of individuals.
Emphases include criminal conduct, search and seizure, interrogation
of suspects, incarceration and the use of force, appeals, death
penalty, and rules of evidence. Special attention will be given to
recent cases and trends. Prerequisites: CRJ 203 and CRJ 220 or
instructor approval. (3 s.h.)