CRJ2010 — Law Enforcement in America
CRJ 2010 - Law Enforcement in America CRJ 2010 - Law Enforcement in America This course provides an examination of the history and evolution of law enforcement in the United States. Among the topics examined in this course are law enforcement careers; the police role; selection, recruitment, and training of personnel; occupational socialization and the police subculture; discretion; management and organizational behavior; patrol and investigative functions; and debates on police and criminal justice reform. Other issues considered include police use of force, police-community relations, job stress, corruption, and ethical conduct. Prerequisites: Introduction to Criminal Justice Click here for course offerings