| Description: The Certificate of Completion in Justice Studies will provide a core of courses for students who are interested in pursuing a career in Justice Studies. For students who are pursuing an AAS in Justice Studies, completion of the certificate will provide an area of specialization within their degree program. |
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Required Courses: Credits: 15 (Click on a course number or name for a full course description) |
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Program Competencies |
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Demonstrate literacy in microcomputer applications and the ability to use microcomputer applications as they relate to criminal justice studies and criminal justice work. |
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Identify and describe procedures practiced by courts of general and original jurisdiction. |
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Conduct legal research and prepare and present a case in the adversary process. |
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Identify and describe procedures and methods of operations of public police and explain the discretionary powers of the working police officer. |
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Describe the history and development of correctional theories and institutions. |
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Identify and describe the theory and practice of criminal investigation, including crime scene procedures, interviewing, case preparation and basic investigative techniques. |
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