FPSY 8512

Juv Develop Justice Delnquncy

Walden University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Section information text: In this course, students focus on the various aspects of the juvenile justice system and the population that it serves. As such, the course provides students with an overview of development theories, such as biological, cognitive, social-emotional, and social. Students apply these theories to cases of juvenile delinquency to determine appropriate prevention, treatment, and intervention strategies. They examine juvenile justice codes, case law, and effective methods for reporting offenses. Students also explore the changing landscape of the juvenile justice field based on current research of its population. Using theories presented in the course, students develop a delinquency-prevention or treatment program for their community, focusing on the underlying goal of social justice and change.

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29 openSeats: 1/30 seats Last recorded: Aug 8, 2026, 10:35 PM
Class #202710-38307Fall 2026UGRD
29 available1 enrolled30 capacity0/0 waitlist
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Aug 31 – Nov 15
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Instructor
Hart, Jessica
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