Are you considering going into criminal justice for college? Getting a degree in this field can open up a wide variety of career options for new graduates. Unsure of what your career prospects will ...

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Saint Louis University's Forensic Science B.S., Crime Scene Investigation concentration students are a natural fit for this accelerated B.S. to the Criminology and Criminal Justice, M.A. accelerated ...

Despite research that demonstrates police officers with at least two years of college education are much less likely to be the subject of misconduct complaints, and less likely to use force as their ...

If you have a goal of being a crime scene investigator or another type of investigative work, the Criminal Justice major with a Concentration in Forensics will assist in building a foundation for the ...

The Master of Science program in Criminal Justice has paused admissions effective Fall 2024. The Master of Science program in Criminal Justice offers a ‘generalist’ degree focused on a variety of ...

1 Required for all entering freshmen; not required for those who transfer to UMass Lowell or into the Criminal Justice major. 2 Free electives must be from departments other than Criminal Justice.

ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. It’s been decades since the intersection of forensic science ...

WASHINGTON — To reduce racial inequality in the U.S. criminal justice system, local, state, and federal government should explore ways to reduce police stops and searches, jail detention, prison ...

A criminal justice bachelor’s degree that explores issues of law and justice as you evaluate the intended and unintended consequences of criminal justice policies and decision-making. Future-Focused ...

The Committee on Law and Justice will convene an ad hoc committee to review and assess existing evidence on how observed racial differences in criminal justice might be reduced through public policy.