CRJ 3000
Criminal Law
University of North Carolina at Pembroke · UGRD · Fall 2026
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An analysis of the substantive criminal law studied from the development of the common law tradition to the present. The origins, nature, and consequences of societal reactions to crime are examined. Emphasis will be placed on social and political factors active in the creation of substantive criminal law, with particular emphasis on law as an instrument of social control. PREREQ: CRJ 2000 .
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