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CRM 412 - Seminar: Punishment and Public Policy

Three Credits
Spring Semester

Seminar will focus on the development of punishment policy, judicial discretion, and the sanctioning process. It will trace the history of punishment in the US; compare our policies with those of other countries; and examine the impact of punitive society. Students will study death penalty policy, considering its morality, implementation, and impact.

Prerequisite(s): CRM 201  and one additional CRM course.


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