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CJS/SOC 220

CJS/SOC 220. Crime and Justice in the 21 st Century Class 1. Administrative. Give quiz Final exam reminder Must make up all quizzes that were missed in order to complete the class. Review. Civil Disabilities The Second Chance Act The Probation Industry

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CJS/SOC 220

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  1. CJS/SOC 220 Crime and Justice in the 21st Century Class 1

  2. Administrative • Give quiz • Final exam reminder • Must make up all quizzes that were missed in order to complete the class

  3. Review • Civil Disabilities • The Second Chance Act • The Probation Industry • How can we improve the corrections system?

  4. Today • White-Collar Crime • Cyber-Crime • Terrorism • Hate Crimes

  5. I. White-Collar Crime • What does “white-collar” mean? • What are white collar- crimes? Examples? • Corporate crimes and white-collar crimes • Impact of white-collar crime? • Responses of the criminal justice system?

  6. II. Cyber-Crime • Dramatic growth • Growth of credit-card theft • Growth of identity theft • Hacking

  7. III. Terrorism • Definition • Would the bombing of abortion clinics fit under this definition? Why or why not? • Problems in dealing with terrorist crimes • “War on Terror”

  8. IV. Hate Crimes • Definition • Would the bombing of abortion clinics fit here? Why or why not? • How do we know a crime is a “hate crime?” • Is this a useful concept for the criminal justice system?

  9. Next Time • Begin the juvenile justice system

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