AJ 104 - Criminal Law

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    Description
    This course explores the historical development, philosophy, and constitutional provisions of law with a focus on criminal law. Students will examine definitions and classifications of crimes, analyze case law, and consider the concepts of law as a social force. Emphasis is placed on understanding the role of law in promoting justice and equity, with a particular focus on how laws have impacted various communities differently. The course will engage students in critical discussions on diversity, inclusion, and accessibility within the criminal justice system, encouraging them to consider the perspectives and experiences of marginalized groups. Through a comprehensive study of legal principles and real-world applications, students will gain a deeper understanding of the legal system's complexities and its implications for a diverse society. This course is essential for anyone pursuing a career in law enforcement, legal studies, or related fields.