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CJS 335: Police in Democratic Society
3.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
Overview and analysis of law enforcement history, development, purposes and roles in a democratic society. Material is presented from a theoretical standpoint and examines critical issues and advances in crime control.
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CJS 340: Private Security & Loss Prevention
3.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
A comprehensive survey of the private security field, including history, organizational and industry structure, strategies and tactics, legal and ethical issues, and employment possibilities.
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CJS 410: Drug Abuse and Crime Control
3.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
Comprehensive examination of the interaction between drug abuse and the criminal justice system. Examines drug pharmacology, drug laws, public policy and the roles of the police. Prerequisites: PSY245
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CJS 415: Legal Research and Writing
3.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
Application of systems and methods of legal research to problems and issues in the Justice system. Prerequisite: CJS440 (3 Credits)
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CJS 420: Organized Crime
3.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
Provides the student with a realistic concept and understanding of the problem of organized criminal activity in the United States. Focuses on theories and the evolution of traditional organized crime in America as well as examining the many new and emerging organized crime groups attempting to acquire a stronghold on domestic criminal enterprises. Prerequisite: CJS330 (3 Credits)
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CJS 425: Understanding the Serial Killer
3.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
CJS425 This course will attempt to understand the motives, methods and states of mind of both serial and mass murderers. We will discuss the profiles of various killers and their victims, as well as the relevant criminological and victimological theories. Additionally, students will analyze the publics and the criminal justice systems response to the development of the Serial/Mass murderer and how determine the best methods to utilize with regard to prevention, intervention, and/or punishment of these offenders. 3 cr. Prerequisite: ENG105
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CJS 430: Management of CJ Agencies
3.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
Examines criminal justice agencies within the context of current management principles, organizational theory, and administrative practices.
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CJS 440: Legal Issues in Criminal Justice
3.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
Analysis of current and controversial legal issues in the criminal justice system. Topics may include current Supreme Court issues, hate crime, domestic violence, gun control, the death penalty, police civil liability, privacy rights, wrongful conviction and public policy, plea bargaining, specialty courts, reforms to the justice system and law enforcement counter-terrorism activities.
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CJS 445: Expert and Scientific Evidence
3.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
Examination of the role and function of expert and scientific evidence in the legal system, and critical evaluation of the standards governing the integration of law and science. Topics include the Frye, Daubert and other standards governing scientific evidence; ethical issues concerning expert testimony; the interface between the scientific, legal and law enforcement communities; and particularized consideration of evidentiary issues connected with specific scientific techniques. (3 Credits) Prerequisite: CHM110
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COL 101: College 101: Freshman Experience
1.00 Credits
Lackawanna College
COL 101- Freshman Experience is a course for first semester students at Lackawanna College intended to maximize the benefits of the college education by developing supportive relationships with faculty, staff and classmates. Emphasis will be placed on the college experience, academic skills, life skills, and institutional values. (1 Credit)
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