CJL 4111: Criminal Law and Procedures II

2020-2021 Catalog

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CJL4111: Criminal Law and Procedures II

Prerequisite: CJL 4310 This course is a study of selected legal topics of interest to the advanced student of criminal justice. The course includes coverage of defense to crimes, constitutional protection of the accused, post-conviction relief, and topics of current interest (such as capital punishments, plea bargaining and non-discriminatory jury selection).

Course Description for Criminal Law and Procedures II