CRIM 4332

CRIM 4332 Constitutional Issues in Corrections (3-0). In the course students will explore the origins of correctional systems and how these systems and correctional philosophies have evolved over time. Students will also study the First Fourth Fifth Sixth Eighth and Fourteenth Amendment rights and the theories behind those rights as they relate to convicted prisoners and pretrial detainees. The impact of court decisions on prisons and jails. Liability and immunity of correctional personnel.

Fall 2023

Const Issues in Corr	Section H01	Martin Urbina	Syllabus \| Curriculum Vitæ \| Student Evaluation
Const Issues in Corr	Section H02	Martin Urbina	Syllabus \| Curriculum Vitæ \| Student Evaluation
Const Issues in Corr	Section H03	Martin Urbina	Syllabus \| Curriculum Vitæ \| Student Evaluation

Fall 2022

Const Issues in Corr

Section W01

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