CRJ 224 — Juvenile Justice
This course provides a comprehensive examination of the juvenile justice system, including its historical development, philosophical foundations, and legal framework. Students analyze the constitutional rights of juveniles, explore major theories of delinquency, and evaluate key practices such as detention, rehabilitation, and restorative justice. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based prevention and intervention strategies, ethical considerations, and the roles of families, schools, and communities in addressing juvenile offending.
Prerequisites: ENG 102, CRJ 101, PSY 100