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 ...

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Our society is vastly complex and imperfect. As a Criminal Justice Studies major, you'll learn to apply social science findings to the problems of criminal behavior in a practical and impactful manner ...

announced that students enrolled in the college’s Criminal Justice program took part in an annual National Field Study trip, coinciding this year with National Police Week. William DeLuca, associate ...

What if you could choose a major that would help you contribute to a more equitable criminal justice system? Or think about social services in different ways? What if you could help prevent crime on ...

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PARKVILLE, Mo. (KCTV) - An event empowering women in the criminal justice field is happening Wednesday morning at Park University. Eleven women from the Kansas City region in criminal justice-related ...

Criminal defendants are presumed innocent. This, in theory, is the bedrock of our criminal justice system. But for the last half-century, New York prosecutors have turned that principle on its head by ...

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Every day when I arrive at work, I pass through metal detectors and undergo searches, with security sometimes asking, “What’s in your bag?” Some days I use the employee entrance, where I am still ...

In case you don't know it, the world of public defenders just received its very own patron saint—no, not Sir Thomas More, he's for all attorneys. I am speaking specifically about our public defenders ...