1. SUNY Canton - Public Safety: Criminal Investigation - B.T. Students must have a high school average of at least accredited institution includingthe following prerequisite courses with a JUST 203, criminal investigation. http://www.canton.edu/can/can_start.taf?page=PD_criminvest

2. Fresno City College Police Academy Robert Presley Institute POST Robert Presley Institute of criminal investigation (ICI) is the Schedule of AdvancedTechnical courses page for over 18 and have a high school diploma or http://www.fcc.cc.ca.us/policeacademy/criminalinves.html

3. Fresno City College | Police Academy | Robert Presley Institute Of Criminal Inve The POST Robert Presley Institute of criminal investigation (ICI) is designed to improve the effectiveness of individual investigators through training. The ICI is structured to include a Core Course, eleven Foundation Specialty courses, and related 18 and have a high school diploma or GED certificate, http://www.fresnocitycollege.com/policeacademy/criminalinves.html

Home Police Academy Robert Presley Institute of Criminal Investigation The POST Robert Presley Institute of Criminal Investigation (ICI) is designed to improve the effectiveness of individual investigators through training. The ICI is structured to include a Core Course, eleven Foundation Specialty Courses, and related electives. The Core Course includes instruction in tasks performed by all investigators, regardless of assignment, while Foundation Specialty Courses include instruction on the different specialty assignments that detectives find themselves. Electives provide instruction which support the specialty chosen. The ICI program will be informative to all investigators regardless of experience level. All ICI courses use the adult experience-based techniques of learning. Participants rely on their experience and the experience of others for learning. Learners are challenged through the use of realistic and practical applications. Even the most experienced investigators can learn from their association with others in the class. ICI courses are open to all full-time investigators or qualified uniformed officers with one year experience conducting follow-up investigations. ICI only requires a firm commitment from both students and their respective agencies that all courses will be completed.

4. High School Academies: Legal Studies Academy First Colonial high school Legal Studies Academy THE FIRST COLONIAL LEGAL STUDIES ACADEMY Welcome to all students who have a deep interest in and curiosity about the law, lawrelated fields, and legal and ethical issues. law career with courses centered on occupational criminal investigation. Patent Law. Elder Law. Pleadings and Practices. Eligibility. The First Colonial high school http://www.vbcps.com/FC_LS.html

First Colonial High School Legal Studies Academy INTRODUCING... THE FIRST COLONIAL LEGAL STUDIES ACADEMY Welcome to all students who have a deep interest in and curiosity about the law, law-related fields, and legal and ethical issues. The First Colonial Legal Studies Academy functions as a school-within-a-school to offer students the opportunity to embrace not only an academic curriculum that will fully prepare them for post-secondary education but will also allow them career exploration within the area of legal studies. Students enrolled in the Legal Studies Academy will receive a solid foundation in core subjects as well as practice and experience in a worksite learning component. Students may earn either a Standard Diploma or an Advanced Studies Diploma based on the options available in the various curricula. PROGRAM OF STUDY The Legal Studies Academy Curriculum has two major components: Law is one area of focus while the other is Administration of Justice. These areas are further divided into special areas of study. The Law component is divided into two academic strands of Pre-Law and Administration of Law. Pre-Law offers students the opportunity to explore a law career with courses centered on occupational options open to lawyers. The Administration of Law strand provides students the coursework needed to pursue varied options within the field of law such as legal secretary, paralegal, and court reporter.

5. Undergraduate Studies - Curriculum - Chemistry Department - UofM for students with career interests in criminal investigation and law chemistry ormathematics at the high school level Some courses are not applicable toward a http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/chemistry/web/undercurric.html

Baccalaureate Programs Curriculunm Courses ACS - Student Affiliates ... Student Life Undergraduate Studies in Chemistry and Biochemistry Curriculum B.S. in Chemistry - recommended for students interested in research careers, and particularly for those considering advanced degrees in the chemical sciences. ( View suggested curriculum B.A. in Chemistry - recommended for students interested in health sciences careers. ( View suggested curriculum B.A. in Biochemistry - recommended for students with career interests in the health sciences or molecular biology. ( View suggested curriculum B.S. in Forensic Science - recommended for students with career interests in criminal investigation and law enforcement. ( View suggested curriculum B.A. with minor in Biology - for students interested in teaching chemistry or biology at the high school level. ( View suggested curriculum B.A. with minor in Physics - for students interested in teaching chemistry or physics at the high school level. ( View suggested curriculum B.A. with minor in Mathematics - for students interested in teaching chemistry or mathematics at the high school level. ( View suggested curriculum Minor - a minor consists of 18 hours including 105, 106, 115, 116, and at least 3 hours at the 300 or higher level. Some courses are not applicable toward a major or minor.

6. Stanford Law School - Office Of Admissions criminal Procedure; criminal Adjudication; criminal investigation; criminal Justice teachingand writing about criminal law. and Contrac Go highTech; Protection http://lawschool.stanford.edu/admissions/courses.shtml

Letter from the Dean Studying Law at Stanford Clinical Education Courses ... Application PDF Course Information FIRST-YEAR CURRICULUM The first year introduces students to legal institutions, legal reasoning, and case analysis, emphasizing the close analysis of judicial decisions. The autumn term contains five required courses, one of which is taught in a small section of about 30 people. In the spring, students take three required courses plus two to four electives designed to broaden their view of the law and to lay the foundations for the advanced curriculum. First-year requirements are as follows: Autumn: Civil Procedure Contracts Criminal Law Torts Legal Research and Writing Spring: Constitutional Law I Property Legal Research and Writing Electives (2 to 4 courses) In Legal Research and Writing, a year-long course, students work under the close supervision of a legal research and writing instructor and a law librarian, learning the essential skills of legal library research, writing legal memoranda, drafting documents, preparing a persuasive brief, and orally arguing before a moot court, in the context of trying to solve a client's legal problem. Pamela S. Karlan

7. TSPR Riviera Independent School District - Chapter 2 early starters need less time after high school graduation to 226 provides informationon Riviera ISD's dual enrollment courses. criminal investigation, X, http://www.window.state.tx.us/tspr/riviera/chapt2d.htm

Texas School Performance Review Riviera Independent School District August 2000 Chapter 2 EDUCATION SERVICE DELIVERY This chapter reviews Riviera Independent School District's (Riviera ISD) educational service delivery and performance in four key areas: A. Student Performance and Instructional Program Delivery B. Gifted and Talented Program C. Compensatory Education D. Career and Technology Education E. Technology F. Discipline Management and Safety D. CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION The Texas Education Code requires school districts to provide a curriculum that affords each student the opportunity to "master the basic skills and knowledge necessary for managing the dual roles of family member and wage earner and gaining entry-level employment in a high-skill, high-wage job or continuing the student's education at the post secondary level." A TEA rule requires school districts to offer Career and Technology Education (CATE) courses selected from three of eight career and technology education areas: agricultural science and technology, business education, health science technology, home economics, industrial technology, marketing, trade and industrial and career orientation. Riviera ISD offers CATE programs in four of the TEA's eight required areas: web mastering, desktop publishing, agriculture and homemaking. FINDING Riviera ISD provides opportunities to its high school students to take college classes and receive college credit. Riviera ISD entered into an articulation agreement with Coastal Bend and Del Mar community colleges so that the students can take college level classes and receive college credit while completing high school requirements. In the 1999-2000 school year, 172 students enrolled in dual credit classes.

8. Chemistry Program - University Of Wisconsin-Platteville Recommended high school courses. Student success is enhanced when students takethe maximum number of courses in mathematics CrJ 313, criminal investigation, 3. http://www.uwplatt.edu/~chemep/chem/pro/crmnlstc.htm

Chemistry Major, Criminalistics Emphasis What is Criminalistics? Criminalistics is the application of scientific methodologies to legal matters. Criminalists are laboratory scientists who are primarily concerned with characterizing trace evidence associated with a crime. Analytical results are often given as evidence in a Court of Law. The trace evidence may include: flammable substances and explosives; fire debris, gunshot residues bodily fluids, plastics, metals, glasses, hair, fibers, vegetation, paint, and over-the-counter, prescription, and illicit drugs. Criminalists may also be called upon to analyze firearm and ballistic characteristics; documents; imprints; computer files; and voice patterns. A criminalist with a degree based in chemistry represents one of the most sought-after backgrounds in criminalistics. Our curriculum prepares students with hands-on experience involving the fundamental techniques and instrumentation of a modern crime laboratory. This experience includes 1) the chromatographic techniques used in drug and arson residue analysis, 2) trace analysis using a variety of techniques with a large variety of sample matrices, and 3) genetic analysis using electrophoretic techniques. Criminalistics; Why UW-Platteville

9. Public Safety Certificate the community and the police, criminal investigation techniques, and Persons who havea high school diploma or have All courses must be completed with a grade http://www.iusb.edu/~spea/publicsafetycert.htm

Public Safety Certificate Students participate in the curriculum for the Public Service Certificate to gain further understanding of how policing and public safety organizations operate. The program is also designed to familiarize the student with the interactions between the community and the police, criminal investigation techniques, and assists in developing writing and speaking skills. Why consider a Public Safety Certificate? To improve your interactions with administration To enhance communications with co-workers To develop skills in working with the community To improve opportunities for promotion To earn academic credit Who is eligible to enroll for a Public Safety Certificate? Persons who have a high school diploma or have acquired a GED and who have been admitted to an accredited college or university. What are the certificate requirements? Students must complete the nine course requirements of the certificate program for a total of 27 credits. All courses must be completed with a grade of 2.0 or better. Where are the courses available?

10. Fox Valley Technical College Helpful high school courses. Occupational courses (32 Credits). No. 504148+,Loss Prevention, Principles of, 3. 504-112+, criminal investigation 1, 3. http://www.fvtc.edu/tp2.asp?ID=Associate Degrees&pix=043

11. Other Courses training associated with the detection of criminal activity which Bomb Threat AndPost Blast investigation, long ago, bomb threats were high school pranks to http://www.missouri.edu/~letiwww/other.htm

The Faculty Gary Maddox William Stephens Ken Hawkins Program Courses 470/600 Hour Basic Training Academy Defensive Tactics Drug Enforcement Academy ... Survival Academy National Programs National Cruelty Investigations School Administrative Programs Missouri Criminal Code: A Handbook For Law Enforcement Officers ... Home The Law Enforcement Training Institute OTHER TRAINING PROGRAMS The Law Enforcement Training Institute has a wide variety of seminar offerings. Below is a list of some, but if you don't see what you are looking for, please give us a call and we'll see if we can accommodate you. Cult/Satanic Crimes This seminar will give an introduction to the Occult, legal aspects of satanic worship, who's who, different religions and when they cross the line and become illegal. Undercover Drug Investigations This course will cover serious concerns in regard to who should be assigned to undercover work, how to develop and maintain a cover story, and how to keep the assignment under control. Introduction to Microsoft Powerpoint 2000 Discover how to create and enhance effective graphic presentations with Microsoft PowerPoint 2000! Understand how to create a presentation, add multi-level bullet entries, and import clipart to add impact to your slides. Homicide Investigation It is commonly thought that only those who are assigned to homicide investigations will need specific training. Homicide investigation is often seen as being highly specialized, and therefore not necessary for most officers.

12. Hudson Valley Community College - College Catalog - Academic Programs - Criminal courses, high school Average, Notes. any Math, 70+, Humanities, Lab Science and SocialScience courses recommended. CRJS 150, Principles of criminal investigation, 3. http://www.hvcc.edu/academ/catalog/programs/las/crjcur.html

Criminal Justice School of Business School of Engineering and Industrial Technologies School of Health Sciences ... Sciences Associate in Applied Science HEGIS #5505 Chairperson: Ann B. Geisendorfer Fitzgibbons Hall Room 010, 629-7342 The Criminal Justice Major is designed to prepare students for careers in the criminal and juvenile justice systems. Students could, after meeting Civil Service Requirements, enter law enforcement, investigation, crime prevention, and corrections on the federal, state, county, or local levels. There are also opportunities for employment in private organizations. This program meets the needs of students who plan to work immediately after completing their associate degree, transfer for further education, or for in-service students to up-date their knowledge and skills. Courses are offered on a full or part time basis to aid students in becoming effective and knowledgeable justice system personnel. The Criminal Justice Program has formal transfer agreements with Eastern Kentucky University, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Russell Sage College, SUNY at Plattsburgh and University at Albany, as well as informal agreements with several baccalaureate programs throughout New York State.

13. Gav -> 2001-2003 Catalog -> Courses -> Administration Of Justice Advisory AJ 106 *Not recommended for high school contract. law, vehicle operations,laws of evidence, patrol procedures, traffic, criminal investigation. http://www.gavilan.cc.ca.us/catalog/aj.htm

2001-2003 Catalog - Administration Of Justice AJ 10 Introduction to the Administration of Justice The history and philosophy of justice as it evolved throughout the world; in-depth study of the American system and various sub-systems; roles and role expectations of criminal justice agents in their interrelationships in society; concepts of crime causations, punishments and rehabilitation; ethics, education and training for professionalism in the social system. CAN: AJ 2 Units: Hours: 3 Lecture Advisory: Eligible for English 250 and English 260. Transferable: CSU; UC AJ 12 Criminal Procedures Legal processes from pre-arrest, arrest through trial, sentencing and correctional procedures; a review of the history of case and common law; conceptual interpretations of law as reflected in court decisions; a study of case law methodology and case research as the decisions impact upon the procedures of the justice system. Units: Hours: 3 Lecture Advisory: Eligible for English 250 and English 260.

14. ACC Course Schedule 2003 Scheduleclassroom courses distance learning courses to students currently attendingWimberley high school. Johnson CRIJ 2314 criminal investigation R 24 http://www3.austincc.edu/schedule/s203s/printweb/CRJU-print.htm

Austin Community College Spring 2003 Schedule classroom courses distance learning courses Updated: 04/06/2003 17:43:11 CRIMINAL JUSTICE Descriptions CRIJ 1301 Introduction to Criminal Justice History and philosophy of criminal justice and ethical considerations; crime defined: its nature and impact; overview of criminal justice system; law enforcement; court system; prosecution and defense; trial process; corrections. CJCR 1304 LE Probation and Parole A survey of the structure, organization, and operation of probation and parole services. Emphasis on applicable state statutes and administrative guidelines. CRIJ 1306 Court Systems and Practices The judiciary in the criminal justice system; structure of American court system; prosecution; right to counsel; pre-trial release; grand juries; adjudication process; types and rules of evidence and sentencing. CRIJ 1307 Crime in America American crime problems in historical perspective; social and public policy factors affecting crime; impact and crime trends; social characteristics of specific crimes; prevention of crime. CRIJ 1310 Fundamentals of Criminal Law A study of the nature of criminal law; philosophical and historical development; major definitions and concepts; classification of crime; elements of crimes and penalties using Texas statutes as illustrations; criminal responsibility.

15. Case Law School The Academic Program Here is a list of courses offered in Clinic Immigration Law II high Technology Workers FirstAmendment Complex Federal criminal investigation and Prosecution http://lawwww.cwru.edu/academic/

16. SVCC: Academics: Online Education CJS 130 criminal investigation, Sam Braddock, Fall, Spring CJS 200 - Ethics incriminal Justice, Sam Four years college prep high school courses or grade of C http://www.svcc.cc.il.us/academics/onlineedu.html

Register for Internet Classes Online For registration information on telecourse and compressed video courses, contact the Admissions Office at 815/288-5511, ext. 343. Web Enhanced Classes Web Conferencing Corporate and Community Services Online Telecourse Internet Compressed Video Course Name Professor Semesters Offered TELECOURSES ACC 101 - Principles of Accounting I Charles West Fall, Spring ACC 102 - Principles of Accounting II Charles West Fall, Spring BIO 120 - Environmental Health Brad Smith Fall, Spring ENG 101 - Composition I Prerequisite: Suitable scores on the current English placement test, or a grade of "C" or higher in ENG 100 or its equivalent, or an ACT English score of 18 or higher. Fall GOV 163 - American Politics and Government Paul Edleman Fall, Spring, Summer HIS 222 - American History Since 1865 Patrick Kennedy Fall, Spring HUM 210 - Introduction to the Humanities G. Reyes Fall, Spring, Summer PSY 100 - Orientation Dick Holtam Fall PSY 103 - Introduction to Psychology Fred Nesbit Fall, Spring SOC 111 - Introduction to Sociology James Wright Fall, Spring, Summer

17. Distance Learning have Internet access in order to take online courses. tools and scientific aids usedin criminal investigation. have either never had a high school or college http://idl.nr.vccs.edu/idl/courses/online.htm

Online Courses After registering for an online course, reference the website: http://www.nr.vccs.edu/idl/virtual for access to specific online courses. You must have Internet access in order to take online courses. F Fall 2002 offering Accounting F (ACC 124-35; 3 credits) PAYROLL ACCOUNTING Presents accounting systems and methods used in computing and recording payroll to include payroll taxes and compliance with federal and state legislation. Students are strongly encouraged to complete ACC 211 prior to enrolling in this course. F (ACC 211/212-35; 3 credits) Presents accounting principles and their application to various businesses. Covers income determination, asset valuation, and financial reporting. Studies services, merchandising, and manufacturing operation, including internal controls, analysis of financial statements, cost accounting systems, and managerial concepts. Administration of Justice F (ADJ 100-35; 3 credits)

18. Criminal Justice in the criminal justice field as well as for high school graduates pursuing courses. CJ111 Introduction to Law Enforcement CJ 211 criminal investigation CJ 215 http://www.montgomerycollege.org/Departments/soancj/Criminaljustice.htm

Criminal Justice - Rockville The curriculum is designed to prepare students for careers in the criminal justice system and for transfer to four-year colleges and universities. A strong academic core forms the basis of a liberal arts education and, combined with specialized career courses, offers the graduate the alternatives of entering the field or continuing in an institution of higher learning. The curriculum is offered for those employed in the criminal justice field as well as for high school graduates pursuing careers in local, state, federal or private agencies in the field. Depending on career goals and interests, students are encouraged to seek assistance from criminal justice faculty in making course selections. Completion of all curriculum requirements will lead to the award of the Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) FACULTY COURSES Mr. Joseph Bunce (Retired Dr. Sonya Chiles Dr. Vicky Dorworth (See catalog for program and course descriptions CJ 110 Administration of Justice CJ 111 Introduction to Law Enforcement CJ 211 Criminal Investigation CJ 215 Organization and Administration CJ 216 Police Operations CJ 221 Criminal law CJ 222 Criminal Evidence CJ 230 Introduction to Corrections CJ 232 Criminal Forensics CJ 242 Theory and Practice CJ 244 Contemporary Issue CJ246 Constitutional Law CJ250 Seminar: Criminal Justice CJ 255 Independent Study in Criminal Justice LINKS Federal Bureau of Investigation Uniform Crime Reports FSU School of Criminology Criminal Justice Links Justice Information Center (NCJRS) Juvenile Justice ... Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics Contact

19. Criminal Justice Institute possess a valid Texas driver’s license;; have a high school diploma or equivalent;; PoliceAcademy courses. Fitness and Wellness, 6. criminal investigation, 45. http://unix.utb.edu/publications/cji/cji_brochure.html

C RIMINAL J USTICE I NSTITUTE Peace Officer Training Course Training Functions Each Cadet is Expected To Perform Police Academy Courses Fee Schedule for Courses ... Course Requirements Peace Officer Training Course Upon successful completion of the entire 560 hours within the prescribed time limit, the student must then pass the TCLEOSE Texas Peace Officer exam within two years to become certified as a Texas Basic Peace Officer. The T.B.P.O. license will be activated if the student is commissioned within two years of passing the exam. Prospective students enrolling in this T.P.O. certification course or any other certification course offered by The Criminal Justice Institute must meet all minimum requirements as determined by TCLEOSE, The UTB/TSC Criminal Justice Advisory Board and the policies of UTB/TSC for admission into desired courses. Minimum requirements for admission into the Peace Officer Certification course are as follows (TCLEOSE Rules, Sec. 211.80): Prospective Law Enforcement Cadets must have NO felony convictions, nor be on probation for ANY criminal offense;

20. New Page 1 successfully completed certain high school courses may qualify college credits inequivalent TNCC courses. 236 Principles of criminal investigation (3 credits http://www.tncc.vccs.edu/catalog/descriptions/justice.htm

ADJ 100 ADJ 105 ADJ 115 ADJ 116 ... Curriculum Degree Information Purpose: The curriculum is designed to provide a broad foundation that will prepare the student to enter any of the varied fields of law enforcement or to prepare for professional advancement. Students planning to transfer to a four-year college or university should see Selecting General Education Courses section of this catalog. Developmental Studies: To ensure a reasonable chance of success in pursuing this program of study, some students may be required to enroll in specified developmental courses in mathematics, written English and/or reading based on performance on placement tests and assessment of prior education. It is important that these developmental courses be completed as quickly as possible so that students will be appropriately prepared to pursue this program of study. For further information see Developmental Studies. This program is part of the Tech Prep initiative.

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