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Graduate Catalog 2008-09

CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CJ)

465-3 THEORIES OF THE JUST SOCIETY.  Examines various constructions of the just society and the functions of government.  Students consider the role of law and its relationship to justice for citizens.  Prerequisite:  junior/senior standing.



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