CJ 244 - Corrections

(FORMERLY SOC 244)

An investigation into the various punitive and rehabilitative philosophies and practices employed by the correctional field in dealing with crime and criminality. Topics include: history of corrections, theories of punishment, death penalty, sentencing, effectiveness of rehabilitation, community supervision, and restorative alternatives.

Prerequisite: CJ 158
This course is applicable to the liberal arts requirements of the curriculum
1 semester. 3 credits.
Spring

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CJ 244 - Corrections