Criminal Justice at Texas State University! 

This department is dedicated to the study of the critical issues involved in maintaining social order in a dynamic and complex society. The functional processes of the institutions of law enforcement, rehabilitation, corrections, and the judicial system are studied in the classroom and off campus through an optional internship program. For information regarding admission, please visit www.admissions.txstate.edu

Departmental Requirements

These are basic courses, designed to give students a foundation of general knowledge pertaining to the criminal justice field. It is strongly recommended that criminal justice majors complete all core classes prior to enrolling in any upper-level courses (3000-4000).
 
Criminal Justice Core
CJ 1310 Introduction to Criminal Justice
CJ 2310 Police Systems and Practices
CJ 2350 The Courts and Criminal Procedure
CJ 2355 Correctional Systems and Practices
CJ 2360 Fundamentals of Criminal Law
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Last Updated: July 22, 2008
URL: http://www.cj.txstate.edu
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