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Seminar in Police Problems will present students with an in-depth look at past and current issues in policing. The focus of the class will be on discussion, analysis, critical thinking, and original research. |
CRJ 101
PSC 401 Fall 2007
CRJ 742
CRJ 711 Moskos and Wynn Fall 2006
CRJ 711 Gideon and Moskos Fall 2006
CRJ 711 Mellow and Moskso Fall 2007
This course continues the overview of the criminal justice system, focusing on police, arrests,
corrections, imprisonment, and alternatives to incarceration such as probation and parole.
CRJ 757 Fall 2007
“The police are the public and that the public are the police; the police being only members of the
public who are paid to give full-time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen.” Sir
Robert Peel founded the police on this principle. Today, most doubt the reality of this sentiment and
many even question the ideal behind it. From the founding of modern police to the present day, this
class examines the relationship between the police and the community. A focus will be on police in
urban minority communities. |
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Guest Speakers:
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Guest speakers provide a fresh perspective class material. These speakers came as friends and
personal guests to speak about their personal experiences. They do not come as representatives of their
professional organizations (unless otherwise listed). If you would like to be a guest speaker, please contact me!
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| Jeff Marshall, Fall 2007 |
Nassau County Detective and former Port Authority police officer. |
| Ad Clarijs, Fall 2007 |
Public prosecutor. The Netherlands. |
Derrick Parker,
Fall 2006
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New York's one and only "hip-hop cop." Author of Notorious C.O.P. |
Barry Gibbs,
Spring 2006
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Framed by the "Mafia Cops," Barry Gibbs served 18 years for a murder he didn't commit.
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Captain Steven Hughes,
Spring 2006
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Commanding Officer NYPD, New York City's 10th Precinct.
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Stacy Horn, Fall 2005
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Author of the The Restless Sleep: Inside New York City's Cold Case Squad.
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David Klinger,
Spring 2005
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Associate Professor, Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Author of Into The Kill Zone: A Cop's Eye View of Deadly Force.
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Judge James Gray, Spring
2005
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Superior Court Judge of Orange County California. Official speaker for LEAP, Law Enforcement Against
Prohibition
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Naill Featherstone,
Fall 2004
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An Garda Síochána
Ireland's National Police Service
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Comp Review
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Broken Windows
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