CCJ 341 Criminal Procedure

A survey and analysis of the procedural process of the criminal justice system as determined by the United States Constitution and United States Supreme Court decisions, along with the remedies available for the violation of these rights. Topics include arrests, search and seizures, warrants, pretrial and trial processes, and associated protections for the accused. Students are encouraged to register for this course when they have obtained a Junior standing. Prerequisite: CCJ 101 and CCJ 336.

3 credit hours