CJ 266 - Law Enforcement and Policing

An examination of the evolution of public policing as an institution of social control, law enforcement policy and procedure, the organizational and administrative aspects of law enforcement, the role that police play in addressing crime as a social problem, the formation of police values and subculture, police discretion, and an understanding of the critical issues and challenges facing crime control today.

Prerequisite: CJ 158
3 hours a week. 1 semester. 3 credits.

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CJ 266 - Law Enforcement and Policing