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CRIM2111

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JUVENILE JUSTICE

Criminal JusticeSocial and Behavioral Sciences
Course DetailsPrerequisites/CorequisitesCourse Learning Outcomes

Subject Code

CRIM

Course Number

2111

Department(s)

Criminal Justice

Course Description

This course will examine the role of police, courts and corrections in dealing with juveniles.

Course Attributes

Childhood Studies

Units

4
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