Core required course for Master of Science in Crime and Justice Program. Examines the relationship among crime, criminal justice, and the community as well as
- Subject
- CJ
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- suffolk.smartcatalogiq.com
17 courses with the subject CJ, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Core required course for Master of Science in Crime and Justice Program. Examines the relationship among crime, criminal justice, and the community as well as
Examines the major issues in the adult correctional system. Traditional incarceration as well as pretrial and pos
Examines the array of issues concerned with the administration and operation of the juvenile justice sy
Restorative justice is a philosophical framework which poses an alternative to our current way of thinking about crime and justice. Through restorative justice, all the stakeholders to crime - victims, offenders, families, the wider community and the state - are
This seminar focuses on two interrelated types of violence: battering and sexual assault. Both of these crimes have been the subject of intense political organizing, cultural controversy, and criminal justice reform over the pa
Focuses on the policy implications of various sociological theories of crime and punishment. Focus will be on the
This course examines the rise of public attention to victims and survivors of crime, the variety of social movements addressing victims and survivors of crime, the response of the cri
This course examines specific topics not covered by existing courses. The subtitle of
Core required course for Master of Science in Crime and Justice Studies. A sociological investigation of the relationship between crime
Core required course for Master of Science in Crime and Justice Studies. Provides students with the fundamental tools for evaluating, designing and implementin
This course examines two subjects throughout the semester: substantive criminal law (e.g. what is a crime); and criminal procedure: 4th Amendment (search and se
Core required course for Master of Science in Crime and Justice Studies. This course introduces students to the foundation
This class explores the images of so-called bad girls in the media. Drawing on depictions of justice-involved girls in newspapers and television news, films, television
This course provides an overview of the best practices in positive youth development and juvenil
Provides an overview of youth gangs and their sociological underpinnings, which are rooted in poverty and racism. Theories of gang for
The internship course allows students to integrate academic knowledge gained from the classr
CJN-REQU Communication Requirment
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