JPP 3010

Criminal Procedural Law

Concordia University-Wisconsin · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course studies the complex and nuanced intersection of individual constitutional rights, governmental powers to enforce criminal laws, and the limitations on those powers. Through real-life case studies and simulations based on actual cases, this course focuses on how constitutional law applies to law enforcement procedures from criminal investigations through trial. This course further enhances critical thinking and legal reasoning necessary for careers in law, criminal justice, and public policy. Prerequisites: (JPP 104 or 1030 ) and (JPP 207 or 2020 ).

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