CCJS345

Courts and Sentencing

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Prerequisite: CCJS100. Restriction: Must be in a major within the BSOS-Criminology & Criminal Justice department. Contemporary issues in the American court system such as prosecution, sentencing and punishment. Theoretical perspectives on courtroom decision-making integrated with empirical research. Courts and sentencing processes, including initial charging, pretrial detention and final sentencing outcomes. Innovations in courts and sentencing.

Fall 2023

Carlotta Woodward

0 reviews
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Cortney Fisher

14 reviews
Average rating: 3.71

Robert Stewart

4 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

Summer 2023

Cortney Fisher

14 reviews
Average rating: 3.71

Spring 2023

Brett Lacey

9 reviews
Average rating: 4.56

Cortney Fisher

14 reviews
Average rating: 3.71

Fall 2022

Brett Lacey

9 reviews
Average rating: 4.56

Carlotta Woodward

0 reviews
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Cortney Fisher

14 reviews
Average rating: 3.71

Summer 2022

Cortney Fisher

14 reviews
Average rating: 3.71

Spring 2022

Robert Stewart

4 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

Cortney Fisher

14 reviews
Average rating: 3.71

Past Semesters

Anastasia Tosouni

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Beatrix Siman Zakhari

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Rebecca Richardson

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Alan Drew

2 reviews
Average rating: 1.00

Kathryn Zafft

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Nicole Frisch

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James Lynch

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Katie Zafft

3 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

Carlotta Woodward

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David Salem

5 reviews
Average rating: 3.40

Raquel Hernandez

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Meghan Kozlowski

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Robert Stewart

4 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

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