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Describe the basics of various criminal justice systems and describe
their historical and cultural impact on each of their societies.(I)
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Compare and contrast a variety of international criminal justice
systems.(I)
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Identify and describe international crime trends and explore current
theories related to these trends.(II)
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Describe and compare crime rates, crime reporting and recording
systems throughout the world.(II)
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Describe the American criminal justice system and compare and contrast
it to other systems. (III-IX)
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Identify and describe the four legal traditions that are the basis of
the laws of most countries.(IV)
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Describe the origin of the common law system.(IV)
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Identify and describe the sources of transition between common and
codified law.(V)
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Identify and explain the application of the four legal traditions to
substantive and procedural law.(V)
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Identify and describe the basic international perspectives on policing
and outline major issues associated with international policing.(VI)
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Outline international perspectives on courts and identify and describe
a variety of international court organizations.(VII)
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Compare and contrast international perspectives on corrections.(VIII)
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Describe juvenile delinquency as a worldwide problem and outline
international models of juvenile justice systems.(IX)
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