CRJU103 - Introduction to The Justice System

Semester Credit Hour(s): 3

This course lays the foundation for a solid understanding of the components, processes, and functions of the justice system in the United States. The focus of the course is an overview of the justice process:  law enforcement, courts, and corrections.  Topics include the history, structure, functions and philosophy of the justice system and its relationship to the three branches of government.  The roles and ethical responsibilities of key players in the justice system are examined, such as judges, juries, attorneys, law enforcement, and corrections officials.

Prerequisite or Corequisite:

INFT124