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SIXTEEN WEEK 08/25/97 12/20/97ADJ 100 SURVEY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3cr 3865 01N MWF 0700-0750 CS 0137 Grubb, D 3877 02N MW 1100-1215 CS 0139 Linville, L 3904 03N M 1630-1915 CS 0137 Linville, L ADJ 105 THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM 3cr 3866 01N MWF 0800-0850 CS 0139 Bennett, M ADJ 107 SURVEY OF CRIMINOLOGY 3cr 3868 01N MWF 0800-0850 CS 0215 Grubb, D 3900 02N TR 0930-1045 CS 0139 Short, J 3881 03N F 1100-1350 CS 0139 Webb, M ADJ 111 LAW ENFORCEMENT ORG & ADMIN I 3cr 3869 01N MWF 0900-0950 CS 0137 Short, J 4852 02N R 1630-1915 CS 0137 Short, J ADJ 116 SPECIAL ENFORCEMENT TOPICS 3cr 3883 01N MW 1230-1345 CS 0137 Linville, L Provides an overview of pertinent topics relating to law enforcment in today's society. Includes: * Criminal justice hiring practices - how to find and get the job. Female officers and minorities on the move. * Development of police personality and subculture, police violence and code of silence. * Ethics and morality in law enforcement, defining police corruption. * Use of deadly force and alternatives, shoot/don't shoot situations, proliferation of armed citizens. * Bomb incidents, threats, search, recognition, and investigation. * An examination of the scope and impact of terrorism, domestic and international terrorist activities, hate groups. * Crisis and hostage negotiations. * New technology in the "War on Crime". * Risk factor and hazards of police work, street survival. Stress. Police suicides. ADJ 127 FIREARMS AND MARKSMANSHIP 3cr 4792 01N TR 1230-1450 CS 0137 Linville, L Course provides knowledge in the safe handling and operation of various firearms and the legal and moral responsibilities pertaining to them. Class will visit a variety of shooting ranges and facilities (approx. 8 - 10 visits). Students will be responsible for paying range fees, ammunition purchase, and rental of firearms, plus ear and eye protection. Students completing course will receive certification for: NRA Home Firearm Safety Course, NRA Personal Protection Course, and the Virginia Hunter Safety Course. Combined classroom and laboratory - 5 hours per week. For further specific information dial (703) 323-3713. ELI announcement -- press 2 (visit other mailboxes), at prompt enter 3302. ADJ 133 ETHICS & THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROF. 3cr 3927 01N R 1930-2220 CS 0139 Mabry, A ADJ 139 PRIVATE DETECTIVES/INVESTIGATORS 4cr 3922 01N W 1830-2220 CS 0217 Butler, J Above section is course approved by Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services and satisfies the compulsory minimum training standards for private investigators in Virginia. Students must attend all sessions to be eligible for state certification. ADJ 140 INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS 3cr 3903 01N TR 1230-1345 CS 0139 Groff, A ADJ 150 INTRO. TO SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 3cr 3908 01N T 1630-1915 CN 0122 TBA ADJ 159 PHYSICAL SECURITY 3cr 3907 01N T 1630-1915 CS 0139 Horvath, J ADJ 211 CRIM LAW, EVIDENCE & PROCEDURES I 3cr 3864 01N MWF 0800-0850 CS 0137 Beene, J 3898 02N TR 0930-1045 CS 0137 Beene, J 3905 03N T 1630-1915 CS 0137 Beene, J ADJ 212 CRIM LAW, EVIDENCE & PROCEDURES II 3cr 3891 01N TR 0800-0915 CS 0137 Beene, J ADJ 215 REPORT WRITING 3cr 3892 01N TR 0800-0915 CS 0139 Summers, W 3911 02N W 1630-1915 CS 0139 Rocco, D For all sections of ADJ 215 - Satisfactory completion of ENG 111 is required as a prerequisite for the Report Writing course. Course is writing intensive. ADJ 216 ORGANIZED CRIME AND CORRUPTION 3cr 3874 01N MWF 1000-1050 CS 0139 Grubb, D 4856 02N TR 1100-1215 CS 0139 Linville, L 3916 03N T 1930-2220 CS 0137 Grubb, D ADJ 226 QUESTIONED DOCUMENTS EXAMINATION 3cr 4794 01N MW 1230-1345 CS 0139 Spitzer, T ADJ 228 NARCOTICS AND DANGEROUS DRUGS 3cr 3871 01N MWF 0900-0950 CS 0139 Fouse, G ADJ 229 LAW ENFORCEMENT & THE COMMUNITY 3cr 4804 01N M 1930-2220 CS 0137 Ryan, T ADJ 236 PRIN. OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION 3cr 3873 01N MWF 1000-1050 CS 0137 Short, J 3899 02N TR 1100-1215 CS 0137 Short, J 3932 03N R 1930-2220 CS 0137 Pever, G ADJ 237 ADVANCED CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION 3cr 3876 01N MW 1100-1215 CS 0137 Grubb, D ADJ 248 PROBATION, PAROLE, AND TREATMENT 3cr 4782 01N M 1930-2220 CS 0139 Stephenson, P ADJ 290 COORDINATED INTERNSHIP 3cr 3889 01N TR 0630-0755 CS 0137 Beene, J The ADJ Internship Program requires 180 supervised, volunteer hours working in criminal justice. You must have completed all first year courses in the ADJ A.A.S. Degree Program and your background and character must be acceptable to the participating department or agency. Class meets first week only. ADJ 297 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION 3cr 0684 01N TBA TBA-TBA TBA TBA Horowitz, J ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 2cr VICTIMOLOGY 3880 01N F 1100-1250 CS 0137 Ellis, C Victimology will cover the complex relationships between victims of violent crime and their offenders, the criminal justice system, and society. The aftermath of crime victimization will be explored along with victim concerns, issues and legislation. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 3cr PSYCH/CRIM BEHAVOIR 4787 02N M 1630-1915 CS 0217 Vajda, J Studies psychology of crimnal behavior. Includes topics such as violent and non-violent crime, sexual offenses, insanity, addiciton, white collar crime, and other deviant behaviors. Provides a background for law enforcement occupations. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 3cr TERRORISM 3920 03N F 1930-2220 CS 0137 Kash, D This course will focus on the various analytical, political, and legal approaches to the study of terrorism. Specifically, issues in terrorism will be assessed from legal and law enforcement perspectives. Beginning with an analysis of the organization dynamics and rationales for terrorism. Discussions will address the history of terrorism, recent terrorist campaigns and tactics, government counterterrorism initiatives, and problems for the U.S. criminal justice system and international law. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 3cr FORENSIC EVIDENCE 3925 04N W 1930-2220 CS 0137 Spitzer, T Forensic Evidence examines various types of evidence and laboratory analysis techniques used in prosecution of criminal cases. Covers analysis of firearms evidence, body fluids, glass, hair, and other unique types of evidence. Discussion of DNA and its impact on prosecution of criminal cases. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 3cr EXECUTIVE PROTECTIO 3924 05N W 1930-2220 CS 0139 Grollman, E This course covers the concepts, principles and application of techniques for the protection of VIPs. Included are practical self-defense techniques for individuals charged with personal protection of others.
ADJ 241 CORRECTIONAL LAW I 3cr 4776 80N MW 1930-2220 CS 0137 Pearlman, M
ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 1cr CRIME SCENE INV. 4160 06N F 1800-2150 CS 0137 Gluba, B S 0900-1250 Weekend 11/14/97 11/22/97 Recording the Crime Scene presents an in-depth examination of crime scene processing. Includes coverage of the initial response, notetaking, sketches, photography and evidence collection. Class meets NOV 14-15 and 21-22. ADJ 298 SEMINAR AND PROJECT 1cr FIRST RESPONSE 5421 07N S 0900-1650 CS 0137 Grollman, E Weekend 10/18/97 10/25/97 Seminar provides students with information concerning the initial response to a hostage/barricade or similar incident. Includes preconfrontation cotingency planning and training considerations, site surveys; first responder duties, initial response negotiations and first line supervisor duties and actions. Classes meet on OCT 18 and 25.
ADJ 100 SURVEY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE 3cr 3963 94N HOME STUDY. See ELI pages. ADJ 107 SURVEY OF CRIMINOLOGY 3cr 3968 94N HOME STUDY. See ELI pages. Last revised: Thursday, Jul-17-1997 08:07 Comments to: webmaster@nvcc.edu |