Crime, Law, Justice (MN)

The minor is 5 Units 

• course Introduction to Crime Law and Justice Studies 

• REQUIRED: 

  • CLJ/course Prisons, Justice, Education
    or

  • course Prisons and Public Memory. If you take both of these classes, one may count as an elective

• Three Electives (in at least two different areas one of which may be course)

Law

course African Americans and American Law

course Global Prisons and Confinement

course Rhetoric and the Law

course Law, Gender and Justice in South Asia

course International Law in Political Context

course Law, Society and Justice in China

course American Constitutional Law

course Law and Society

course Civil Liberties

course Philosophy of Law

course Law and Religion

Social Justice

course Capital and Captivity: African Americans and the U.S. Economy

course Race, Power, and Privilege

course Global Prisons and Confinement

course Prison Archives and Public Memories: Researching the Incarceration of Women and Girls in Washington

course Restorative Justice, Transformative Justice and Abolition

course Crime and Punishment

course Intersectionality as Theory and Method

course What is Justice?

course Religion, Activism and Social Justice

course Prisons, Gender and Education

Crime, Policing and the Carceral State

course Global Prisons and Confinement

course Prison Archives and Public Memories: Researching the Incarceration of Women and Girls in Washington

course Restorative Justice, Transformative Justice and Abolition

course Crime and Punishment

course Introduction to Popular Genres Topic: Detective Fiction

course True Crime in the U.S.

course Politics of Detention: Criminal Justice, Immigration, and the War on Terror

course Peace, Justice, and Reconciliation in Latin America

course Social and Political Philosophy

course Prisons, Gender and Education

course Theories of Deviance and Social Control

course Criminology

course Murder and Mayhem under the Microscope