CRJ 2830 Law and Society
(also SOC 2830; formerly CRJ/SOC 283; CRJ 183)
This course examines the relationship between the legal system and the evolving cultural values and social expectations. It focuses upon the social ramifications of contemporary court cases dealing with constitutional issues, criminal law, civil law, torts, professional malpractice, family law and administrative procedures. Lower court decisions, appeals and Supreme Court decisions and their implications for each citizen and for the society as a whole are discussed and debated.
Distribution
Criminal Justice & Legal StudiesOffered
Spring