CRJ 242 — CRJ 242
Introduces and examines the underpinnings of procedural law and its relationship to the activities of justice practitioners i n policing, courts, and correctional settings. It will examine the relationship between procedure and practice for justice professionals, especially as it relates to administrative and judicial dictates that frame constitutional action. The parameters and guidelines for actions such as arrest, search and seizure, stop and frisk, custodial interrogation conducted by a police offi cer are examined. The various aspects of pre-trial and trial process are analyzed in respect to procedural expectations concerning issues related to admissibility of evidence, fair and speedy trials, and the basis for appeals. Finally, the rights of prisoners and those in post-sentence custody are evaluated in light of constitutional requirements. Prerequisite: CRJ 101 (CJUS 101) with grade of C or higher. A grade of C or higher is required to pass the course.