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The Criminal Justice Certificate Program provides basic knowledge and
training in the skills required for employment in the Criminal Justice
field. This program is designed for persons who have little or no
training or experience in law enforcement or corrections work, which
include parole and probation. In addition, if you are already employed
in these areas, you may also benefit from this program if you desire an
overall introduction to the field of criminal justice.
Knowledge and skills gained through this program typically prepare for,
or upgrade persons in, the following occupations:
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Patrolman
Deputy Sheriff
Watchman/Guard
Parole/Probation Officer |
Upon completion of this program, all graduates will
be able to:
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examine the functions of criminal law as it
relates to the criminal justice system
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identify the various roles and functions of the
professional in the criminal justice system
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describe the landmark cases that currently govern
the rules of arrest, search, and seizure
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describe the major theoretical explanations for
crime and delinquency
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demonstrate basic skills in law
enforcement/corrections
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apply current West Virginia law to various
situations
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perform effective criminal justice techniques and
methods
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apply basic principles of human behavior
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investigate accident and crime scenes with proper
documentation
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interview and interrogate suspects
Last Update -
05/24/2007
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