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CRJU 5240 - Gang Patterns and Policies

3 Credits (Minimum) 3 Credits (Maximum)
The course uses scientific method and thought processes to think critically about the formation of gangs, gang effects on crime, the criminal gang element, and gang victimization. Traces the origins and historical developments of gang activity in the United States. Topics include gang migration, gang-related crime and violence, and the effects of gang involvement on communities and families. Prer., Graduate students only.


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