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Criminal Justice Index:     more books (52)

Cumulative Index to Volumes 1-17, 1968-1985, of Criminal Justice Abstracts (1968-1985 of Criminal Justice Abstracts) Race, Crime & the Criminal Justice System: A Bibliography (Contemporary Social Issues: a Bibliographic Series) Native North Americans: Crime, Conflict and Criminal Justice: A Research Bibliography by Curt T. Griffiths, 1984-01 Criminal Justice Administration: A Bibliography (Public Administration Series: Bibliography) by Anna Gnadt, 1991-03 Crankshaw's magistrates' manual;: Being a practical guide to police magistrates and justices of the peace, with an alphabetical synopsis of the criminal law and an analytical index by James Crankshaw, 1921 A practical guide to police magistrates and justices of the peace;: With an alphabetical synopsis of the criminal law of Canada and an analytical index by James Crankshaw, 1905 An alphabetical arrangement of Mr. Peel's acts: Viz. the two new acts for the better administration of criminal justice, the new act for the consolidation ... hundred : with explanatory notes and index by John Frederick Archbold, 1827 Centennial Sourcebook on Selected Juvenile Justice Literature, 1900-1999: A Transdisciplinary Index by John C., Jr. Watkins, 2001-09 Magistrates' Court Index by Ian McLean, Peter Morrish, et all 2003-11-06 Restorative Justice: An Annotated Bibliography 1997 by Paul McCold, 1997-06 International Justice Against Impunity: Progress And New Challenges by Yves Beigbeder, 2005-06-01 The New York criminal justice: A complete manual of the manner of conducting all criminal proceedings by justices of the peace acting as magistrates or ... full set of revised forms and an ample index by Russel Headley, 1996 Magistrates' Court Index by Ian McLean, Peter Morrish, 1975-06 Verbatim report of the trial of Noel Pemberton Billing, M.P: On a charge of criminal libel before Mr. Justice Darling at the Central Criminal Court, Old ... referred to in the case, reference index. &c by Noel Pemberton Billing, 1918

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41. PhD In Criminal Justice | Criminal Justice
    APPLICATION PROCEDURES Ph. D. Application Proc PROGRAM / REQUIREMENTS. Students in the PhD program in Criminal Justice are guided through an intense, supervised course of study of  
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    Extractions: @import url(http://ualr.edu/ualr_assets/style/layout.css); @import url(http://ualr.edu/ualr_assets/style/navigation.css); @import url(http://ualr.edu/ualr_assets/style/sitewide.css); @import url(http://ualr.edu/ualr_assets/style/print.css); SEARCH: Centers Contacting us Home / Programs / APPLICATION PROCEDURES PROGRAM / REQUIREMENTS Students in the PhD program in Criminal Justice are guided through an intense, supervised course of study of the history, current issues, and research related to criminology and criminal justice. This program requires extensive work in qualitative and quantitative methods, statistical analysis, and research design. Students will be trained to be prolific writers and skilled at obtaining grants. Coursework and mentoring will provide students with other aspects of professional development, including teaching and pedagogy, service to the discipline, and program administration. The curriculum consists of 57 graduate semester hours beyond the master’s degree. These hours are divided into five sections: a) research design and statistical analysis, b) crime and justice, c) electives and specialization, d) research practicum, and e) dissertation. The courses combine to produce students who have mastered the theories of crime and justice and who have acquired research and statistical techniques sufficient for high levels of analysis and evaluation. All courses will be taught in the classroom or in consultation with individual faculty; none will be taught on-line.

42. CSI Criminal Justice Program - Anthropology, Geography, Law
    The mission of the Social Science Department is to provide educational, social, and cultural opportunities which encourage enriched, productive and responsible lives primarily by  
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    Extractions: E-mail: cmeyerhoeffer@csi.edu The College of Southern Idaho Criminal Justice Program is designed to prepare students to enter the growing field of criminal justice administration. Students will develop an understanding of criminal psychology, the components justice system, investigative procedures and the community served by the justice system. Career opportunities for criminal justice administration include: law enforcement (federal, state, local); correction officers; private security; loss prevention officer; probation and parole (adult and juvenile); pre-sentence investigator; court personnel; and work in other branches of the justice system.

43. Human Rights Commissions And Criminal Justice > Index
    The Kennedy School of Government's Executive Session on Human Rights Commissions and Criminal Justice convenes human rights, civil rights and police leaders from across the  
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    Extractions: The Executive Session brought leaders of U.S. human rights and human relations commissions together with civil rights leaders, police leaders and Harvard faculty for a series of meetings focused on ways to expand the role of human rights commissions in addressing issues of discrimination in U.S. criminal justice systems. A series of papers was produced that highlights best practices, probes the history of human rights commissions in the U.S. and explores their relationship to human rights organizations around the globe.

44. Criminal Justice Program At Centralia College
    The Criminal Justice program at Centralia College offers associate degrees in criminal justice and certificates with emphasis in corrections, forensic investigations, and crime  
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    Extractions: @import url(http://www.centralia.edu/styles/dept.css); skip to content Apply Online Academic Calendar Student Web Kiosk The Centralia College Criminal Justice Program currently offers an Associate of Technical Arts degree in Criminal Justice. This degree is designed to prepare our students to successfully pursue careers as entry-level Peace Officers with municipal, county or state law enforcement agencies. In addition, our program offers students the opportunity to earn "Certificates of Completion or Proficiency" in the following specialized career fields: Important notice to students: Individuals with prior or pending felony, misdemeanor or domestic violence charges or convictions, and those persons with a history of serious or repeated traffic convictions may be ineligible for employment opportunities in the criminal justice field. If you have any infractions, please consult with an attorney prior to entering this program.

45. Salt Lake Community College -
    Welcome to the Salt Lake Community College Criminal Justice Education and Institute of Public Safety Training Programs  
    http://www.slcc.edu/criminaljustice/index.asp

46. Criminal Justice - Tarleton State University
    Welcome Message. Welcome to the Criminal Justice Programs Dr. James J. Vardalis Department Head Associate Professor of Criminal Justice. The Criminal Justice programs that you will find  
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    Extractions: Skip to page content myGateway Blackboard Calendars ... Directories document.write(''); Search Tarleton Faculty/Staff ... Scholarships Welcome to the Criminal Justice Programs Dr. James J. Vardalis Department Head Associate Professor of Criminal Justice The Criminal Justice programs are designed for the student that is ready and committed to enhance opportunities through education. We offered face-to-face classes in Stephenville, Fort Worth and Waco. In response to student requests, many undergraduate classes are offered on-line and the Master of Criminal Justice degree is designed for a delivery format completely on-line. If you are interested in your future and recognize the value of educational credentials, please consider and compare our criminal justice programs with others. We offer a solid, firmly grounded education that is interesting and useable. We are student friendly and our alumni are permeated within the working professionals of Texas. Department of Social Work, Sociology, and Criminal Justice

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