AJ 8 — JUVENILE LAW AND PROCEDURES
This course provides a thorough introduction to the juvenile justice system. The course addresses the history and philosophy of juvenile law and delinquency; the role of police in handling juvenile offenders and preventing and repressing delinquency; the ability of the police and juvenile justice system to adapt to changing youth criminal patterns; techniques and procedures involved in apprehending young offenders and prosecuting juvenile cases; and the relationship between community agencies, the police, and juvenile justice resources, with special emphasis on California. C-ID: AJ 220
Part of
- Administration of Justice for Transfer - AS-T
- Administration of Justice: Law Enforcement - A.S. Degree
- Administration of Justice: Law Enforcement - Certificate of Achievement
- Administration of Justice: Supervision - A.S. Degree
- Administration of Justice: Supervision - Certificate of Achievement
- Emphasis in Social and Behavioral Sciences - A.A. Degree
- Law, Public Policy, and Society for Transfer - AA-T
- Social Justice Studies for Transfer - AA-T