CRM 350 - The Police In American Society
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Unless otherwise indicated, everything in this Syllabus/Study Guide is required reading except for those portions identified as "Optional Exploration." Course Outline and Test Schedule, by Topic and Week
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Topic |
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Welcome to CRM 350 - The Police in American
Society! |
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Topic 2: Policing and
Change |
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Topic 3:
What is "good"
policing and how should it be rewarded? |
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Topic 4: The Foundations for Limiting
Police Power |
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Topic 5:
The Recruitment, Selection, and Training
of Police |
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Topic 8 :
Styles
and Methods of Policing |
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Topic 9:
The Crime Control and Due Process Models of
Justice |
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Topic 11:
Policing and Stress |
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Video 2: The British Police (about 15
minutes) |
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Showcase Interview 8:
Special Response Teams |
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Showcase Interview 9:
Law Enforcement and Terrorism |
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Topic
15: The Determinants of Police
Discretion |
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Video 3:
Beyond the Blue Life as a Female Police Officer Topic 16: The Nature of Resistance to Women as Police Showcase Interview 10: Gender and Policing Test 12: Chapter 12: Police Community Relations, discussion follows. |
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Showcase Interview 11:
Working Internal Affairs |
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The lecture test is next week.
Showcase Interview
12: Working with challenging populations. |
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Showcase Interview
13:
Working
Narcotics Lecture Examination: Covers lecture material presented throughout the course. Last Class Meeting (Assignment): Thursday, May 14th, 1:15-3:15 |
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