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CJ 4120 - Race, Class, and Crime

3 Credits (Minimum) 3 Credits (Maximum)
Examines the relationships between race, social class, and crime. Attention is given to theoretical explanations, empirical research, and patterns of criminal behavior and focuses on historical frameworks that are relevant to current perspectives on the impact and interactions of race, class, and crime in the field. Prer., CJ 2041; Sophomore standing.


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