Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement 1:

The purpose of this class is to introduce the student to the various positions in the area of Law Enforcement and other legal professions and the areas of support needed to maintain that particular office or agency. This course provides students with skills to help pass oral interviews as related to entry-level positions in these fields. The criminal justice system is covered from the arrest of the suspect through final adjudication. The student will learn the importance of the U.S. Constitution as well as our state laws.

Law Enforcement 2:

This course examines the constitutional basis and framework of the U.S. legal system and gives students training in legal research and writing. Topics covered include legal history, federal and state court systems, and a survey of the U.S. legal tradition. Instruction also includes the evolution of civil rights from those recognized in early interpretations of the Constitution through the Civil War to the present day. Students read and analyze stimulating case studies, discuss landmark decisions, conduction legal research, and write opinion papers.

Law Enforcement 3:

In this course students examine how statutes and policies are developed to safeguard society. Includes an analysis of civil rights and liberties, and the ways courts and legislators deal with constitutional questions. The course also examines civil law and its application to everyday life. Instruction includes the evolution of civil rights from those recognized in early interpretations of the Constitution through the Civil War to the present day and fundamentals of legal research, writing, and citation. Guest speakers from the Sheriff’s Department, Police Department, Department of Justice, and District Attorney’s Office may be called upon to speak on various subjects related to criminal and civil law.

Criminal Justice Academy 1:

Criminal Justice Academy 1 is the beginning course in the four-year law enforcement/ protective service series. This course introduces students to the many different kinds of jobs available in the protective services fields. This introductory course will place emphasis on historical influences, fundamental duties, obligations, and ethics inherent in a career in any of the law careers. Computer literacy and keyboarding skills will also be taught. Community service is required.

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