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CRJ 360: Crime Scene Photography
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
Initially, Crime Scene Photography begins with instruction in basic photographic principles and introduction to useful photographic accessories. Participants are introduced to the approach and basic techniques used in documenting crime scene investigations. The students complete a series of photographic exercises and they are individually evaluated so that each student will be able to correct any deficiencies. This course of study then moves beyond the basic techniques and progresses into topics that include macro and close-up photography; oblique lighting techniques; multiple flash photography and photographic filter usage. Specialized shooting situations such as time exposure, multiple flash photos, bloodstain pattern documentation and panoramic photography are also covered. During the second part of the course, the photographic work of each student is also evaluated on an individual basis.
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CRJ 409: Science of Criminalistics
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
The scientific aspect of criminal investigation is examined, with emphasis placed upon the preservation, collection, and examination of physical evidence. The role of the forensic laboratory is presented, and the laboratory's capabilities and limitations are discussed.
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CRJ 410: Multicultural Issues in Criminal Justice
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
This course examines the diversity issues that impact the criminal justice system both internally and externally. The laws of civil rights in the workplace are reviewed, and the subjects of prejudice, stereotyping, discrimination, scapegoating, and racism are discussed within the context of the criminal justice system. Ethnicity and the treatment of minority groups in the system are reviewed.
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CRJ 411: Criminal Evidence and Procedures
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
This course will examine the legal procedures for the collection and introduction of evidence at a criminal trial. A review of pertinent cases will help the student to sort through the complexities that govern the trial process. The anatomy of a trial will be presented. Search warrants, probable cause, the exclusionary rule, and hearsay will be topics of discussion.
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CRJ 412: Ethics in Criminal Justice
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
An examination of professional standards of behavior by criminal justice practitioners and the conflict with what is acceptable behavior in the system is provided in this course. Corruption, perjury, false reports, wrongful actions, and the code of silence will be discussed. Ethical behavior and the challenge of honesty and integrity are examined within the context of their origins.
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CRJ 413: Criminal Justics Research Methods
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
This course provides an introduction to basic research in criminal justice that is designed to prepare the student to understand research methods. Students will review quantitative, qualitative, and experimental methods as techniques in criminal justice research. Review and discussion of the process of analysis, interpretation and clarification of problems, the issue of confidentiality, and the terminology of research are examined. Students will focus on preparation for the role of research consumer.
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CRJ 419: Crime Scene Applications and Practices
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
A practical examination of scientific applications and practices of crime scene investigation are explored and examined in great depth. Special emphasis will again be placed upon the preservation, collection, and examination of physical evidence with emphasis on understanding the latest applications and best practices in the field. The forensic laboratory's capabilities, new areas of concern and initiative, and program concerns are covered to prepare the student to demonstrate total understanding of practices in the field.
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CRJ 450: Seminar in Criminal Justice
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
This is the capstone course for the Criminal Justice program. Students demonstrate research abilities, develop an in-depth understanding of the criminal justice system, and become acquainted with the range and scope of professional career options and settings within the system.
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CRJ 461: Topics in CRJ:Organized Crime
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
This specialized type of crime continues to be a serious problem in society and influences control on many aspects of American society. Students will learn the structure and history of organized crime, both domestically and internationally, and will exhibit knowledge of the laws passed to combat it.
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CRJ 472: Terrorism
3.00 Credits
Wilmington University
Students will gain an understanding of the concept of terrorism as a specialized form of crime through an in-depth view of the history, theory, definitions, and political philosophies that have fueled the debate on this issue. Students will review the issues that have resulted in the present day terrorists groups through an integrated approach that will include religious and philosophical perspectives. Revolution within the context of change will be presented as an issue. The discussion will include foreign terrorism and domestic terrorists within the context of extremists groups. Examples of each type of group will be presented. Case studies of the various groups, and their activities will be presented within a criteria that will provide understanding of the overall concept of terrorism. Law enforcement strategies and overall operational considerations will be discussed.
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