CJ 678: Social Contexts in Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice & Legal Studies
This course examines how social, cultural, and community contexts shape the practices, policies, and decision-making of criminal justice organizations. Attention is given to group dynamics, communication, and social interaction within justice settings, as well as to the challenges and opportunities of working with varied populations that come into contact with criminal justice agencies. Students will analyze how broader social forces influence training, policy development, and professional practice in the field.
3 Credits
Prerequisites
- Restricted to Online Master of Criminal Justice Students Only.
Instruction Type(s)
- Lecture: Lecture for CJ 678
- Lecture: Web-based Lecture for CJ 678
- Lecture: Online Program for CJ 678
Subject Areas
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