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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Graduate Catalog
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CRJ 620 - Professional Standards and Ethics in Criminal Justice This course provides a historical and contemporary exploration in the field of criminal justice ethics. Students will learn and express an understanding of the different philosophical systems/schools of thought (including classicism, utilitarianism, and peacemaking) and relate these ethical systems to ethical scenarios, codes of ethics and professional responsibilities, as well as decision-making opportunities in the different areas of criminal justice. Four specific areas examined are: law enforcement ethics, legal professional ethics, correctional ethics, and policymaking ethics. The course covers not only theoretical, but applied ethics. Lecture Credits: 3 Offered in the Spring Semester
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