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Administration of Criminal Justice
Comm. Policing/Diverse Cultures & P
Community Policing inDiverse Cultures
Constitutional Law
Constitutional Law
Correctional Issues
Corrections
Corrections
Court Processing
Court Processing
Criminal Evidence and Procedure
Criminal Evidence and Procedure
Criminal Investigation
Criminal Investigations
Criminal Justice Internship
Criminal Justice Policy Issues
Criminal Law
Criminal Law
Criminal Law
Criminological Theory
Defensive Tactics
Diversity & the CJ System
Drugs and Crime
Ethics in Criminal Justice I
Ethics in Criminal Justice I
Ethics in Criminal Justice II
Ethics in Criminal Justice II
Field Experience/Research
First Responder
Fitness & Firearms
Forensics / Criminalistics
Forensics/Criminalistics
Human Relations
Human Relations
Indian Country Policing
Internship
Internship/FieldworkCriminal Justice
Interview Techniques
Interview Techniques
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Introduction to Domestic Violence
Introduction to Homeland Security
Introduction to Homeland Security
Introduction to Homeland Security
Introduction To Law Enforcement
Introduction to Policing
Introduction to Policing
Introduction to Policing
Juvenile Justice
Juvenile Justice
Media Relations
ntroduction to Criminal Justice
Organize Crime
Parole and Probation
Patrol Procedures
Patrol Procedures
Police Administration
Police Administration
Police Photography
Police Report Writing
Research Methods
Research Methods
Research Methods
Senior Seminar
Senior Seminar
Senior Seminar
Special Topics
Spring Training I
Spring Training II
Traffic Crash Investigation
Traffic Crash Investigations
Traffic Law & Enforcement
Traffic Law and Enforcement
Traffice Law and Enforcement
Victims and Victimology
Weapons & Physical Fitness Training
Weapons and Physical Fitness
Weapons I
Weapons II
White Collar Crime
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Courses in this Department
Administration of Criminal Justice
Comm. Policing/Diverse Cultures & P
Community Policing inDiverse Cultures
Constitutional Law
Constitutional Law
Correctional Issues
Corrections
Corrections
Court Processing
Court Processing
Criminal Evidence and Procedure
Criminal Evidence and Procedure
Criminal Investigation
Criminal Investigations
Criminal Justice Internship
Criminal Justice Policy Issues
Criminal Law
Criminal Law
Criminal Law
Criminological Theory
Defensive Tactics
Diversity & the CJ System
Drugs and Crime
Ethics in Criminal Justice I
Ethics in Criminal Justice I
Ethics in Criminal Justice II
Ethics in Criminal Justice II
Field Experience/Research
First Responder
Fitness & Firearms
Forensics / Criminalistics
Forensics/Criminalistics
Human Relations
Human Relations
Indian Country Policing
Internship
Internship/FieldworkCriminal Justice
Interview Techniques
Interview Techniques
Introduction To Law Enforcement
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Introduction to Domestic Violence
Introduction to Homeland Security
Introduction to Homeland Security
Introduction to Homeland Security
Introduction to Policing
Introduction to Policing
Introduction to Policing
Juvenile Justice
Juvenile Justice
Media Relations
Organize Crime
Parole and Probation
Patrol Procedures
Patrol Procedures
Police Administration
Police Administration
Police Photography
Police Report Writing
Research Methods
Research Methods
Research Methods
Senior Seminar
Senior Seminar
Senior Seminar
Special Topics
Spring Training I
Spring Training II
Traffic Crash Investigation
Traffic Crash Investigations
Traffic Law & Enforcement
Traffic Law and Enforcement
Traffice Law and Enforcement
Victims and Victimology
Weapons & Physical Fitness Training
Weapons I
Weapons II
Weapons and Physical Fitness
White Collar Crime
ntroduction to Criminal Justice