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AFST 275 - The Criminal Justice Process and Black Americans

(3.00)
A study of the organization, role and responsibility of law enforcement agencies, e.g., the police, district attorneys, trial courts, grand juries, and correctional and rehabilitative systems. Interrelationships among these agencies and their relationship with the black community. Students will examine inner-city legal problems as an aspect of social control and explore how selected agencies relate to law enforcement.

Course ID: 51361
Consent: No Special Consent Required
Components: Lecture


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