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Law 7300 - Fall 2010

Bernadette Hartfield

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Office: 413
Phone: (404) 413-9180
Professor: Bernadette Hartfield Class Times: T, 4:10 pm - 5:50 pm
Syllabus: Syllabus | Location: Room 325B
Course Management Site: n/a Connect: Class Roll

Note: May be used to satisfy the Writing Requirement. Limited to 15 students.

Course Description

Juvenile Justice. A study of the juvenile justice system from investigation and detention to adjudication and disposition. The theoretical and practical distinctions between delinquency and criminality are considered. Topics covered include status offenses, diversion, and dispositional alternatives.

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Syllabus

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