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Newburgh, New York
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CRI 2430
AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
An overview of the American criminal justice system at the state and federal levels, including the main components of the system: law enforcement, courts, and corrections. In addition to providing an introduction to the structure of the American criminal justice system, this course will present theories of offending and victimization as well as information on how various components of the American criminal justice system respond to crime and victims.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
CRI 1110 - INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY