GEN 1932

Criminal Law & Justice for Analysts

Indiana Wesleyan University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course examines foundational principles of criminal law and their relevance to intelligence and crime analysis. Students explore elements of crimes, classifications of offenses, standards of proof, and constitutional protections that shape public safety decision-making. Emphases are placed on interpreting statutes, distinguishing criminal conduct, and understanding how legal definitions influence analytic reporting and case development. The course also considers ethical responsibility and a Christian worldview that affirms justice, accountability, and due process.

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