{"id":7056,"date":"2024-02-02T16:01:47","date_gmt":"2024-02-02T22:01:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nicholls.edu\/catalog\/2019-2020\/html\/courses-of-instruction\/criminal-justice-crju-4301\/"},"modified":"2024-02-02T16:01:47","modified_gmt":"2024-02-02T22:01:47","slug":"criminal-justice","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.nicholls.edu\/catalog-2025-2026\/courses_of_instruction\/criminal-justice\/","title":{"rendered":"CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRJU 43.01)"},"content":{"rendered":"
CRJU 260. Forensic Science.<\/strong> 3-3-0. The application of physical and biological science in solving crime and the role forensics plays in a legal court setting. (43.0106)<\/p>\n CRJU 290. Principles of Policing.<\/strong> 3-3-0. An overview of the basic concepts, principles and contemporary challenges of policing. (43.0103)<\/p>\n CRJU 291. Principles of Criminal Justice.<\/strong> 3-3-0. An overview of the basic concepts and principles of the criminal justice system to include a foundation in corrections, criminal law, adjudication, criminal justice theory, and issues involving crime. (43.0103)<\/p>\n CRJU 306. Community-Based Corrections.<\/strong> 3-3-0. Correctional history, theory, and practices relating to community-based correctional programs to include a study of institutional operation, management, probation, and parole. (43.0102)<\/p>\n CRJU 309. Juvenile Delinquency.<\/strong> 3-3-0. The theory and sociological explanation behind crimes committed by youths, with an emphasis on causes, prevention, and parental and societal control. (43.0110)<\/p>\n CRJU 311. Topics in Criminal Justice.<\/strong> 1-1-0. The study of various topics related to Criminal Justice. May be repeated for credit if topic differs. (43.0199)<\/p>\n CRJU 312. Topics in Criminal Justice.<\/strong> 2-2-0. The study of various topics related to Criminal Justice. May be repeated, for credit if topic differs. (43.0199)<\/p>\n CRJU 313. Topics in Criminal Justice.<\/strong> 3-3-0. The study of various topics related to Criminal Justice. May be repeated for credit if topic differs. (43.0199)<\/p>\n CRJU 400. Criminal Justice Theory.<\/strong> 3-3-0. The theoretical foundations of criminal justice to include an examination of legal philosophy and ethics, criminal behavior, policing, the court process, and penology. (43.0103)<\/p>\n CRJU 401. Comparative Criminal Justice Systems.<\/strong> 3-3-0. The study and comparison of foreign criminal justice systems, law, and culture. (43.0199)<\/p>\n CRJU 403. Maritime Enforcement and Security.<\/strong> 3-3-0. Study of coastal enforcement and security issues, to include maritime law and security, port authority, the Coast Guard, and Wildlife and Fisheries. (43.0122)<\/p>\n CRJU 404. Homeland Enforcement and Security.<\/strong> 3-3-0. Study of institutions, operations and issues affecting security of the nation with an emphasis on coastal enforcement and security. (43.0301)<\/p>\n CRJU 405. Industrial Enforcement and Security.<\/strong> 3-3-0. Study of safety and security issues associated with coastal business and industry, to include industrial plant security, oil and gas pipeline security, and offshore platform security. (43.0109)<\/p>\n CRJU 470. Law and Society.<\/strong> 3-3-0. An in-depth analysis of how societal norms, cultural values, and the interplay of interest groups shape law and the administration of justice. (43.0199)<\/p>\n CRJU 481. Diversity Seminar.<\/strong> 1-1-0. An overview of issues related to multiculturalism and diversity in the criminal justice system. (43.0199)<\/p>\n CRJU 498. Criminal Justice Internship.<\/strong> 3-0-8. Practical experience gained through supervised service-learning, with an approved Criminal Justice-related agency. May be repeated once for credit. (43.0199)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" CRJU 260. Forensic Science. 3-3-0. The application of physical and biological science in solving crime and the role forensics plays in a legal court setting. (43.0106) CRJU 290. Principles of Policing. 3-3-0. An overview of the basic concepts, principles and contemporary challenges of policing. (43.0103) CRJU 291. Principles of Criminal Justice. 3-3-0. 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