Administration of Justice - A.S.-T
Total: 8.0 The Administration of Justice Program at Feather River College is designed to give students a basic foundation in the three major areas of the criminal justice system: law enforcement, courts and prosecution, and corrections. Students entering this program may consider careers as police officers, corrections personnel, probation and parole officers, juvenile officers, wildlife enforcement officers, and other social services positions. Program courses will acquaint students with the American Justice System as well as some comparative systems world-wide.
Courses
- ADMJ 102 — Introduction to Administration of Justice
- ADMJ 204 — Criminal Law and Procedure
- ADMJ 105 — Community And Human Relations
- ADMJ 106 — Introduction To Evidence
- ADMJ 108 — Introduction to Investigations
- ADMJ 114 — Juvenile Justice
- ADMJ 120 — Introduction To Corrections
- ADMJ 126 — Crime Scene Investigation
- ADMJ 112 — Introduction to Criminology
- ADMJ 116 — Vice, Narcotics, And Organized Crime
- ADMJ 118 — Police Field Operations
- ADMJ 125 — Wildlife Law And Issues
- ENVR 125 — Wildlife Law and Issues
- ADMJ 128 — Introduction To Terrorism
- ADMJ 203 — Introduction to Multiculturalism
- PSYC C1000 — Introduction to Psychology
- SOC 102 — Introduction to Sociology
- STAT C1000 — Introduction to Statistics