CC 408
Crime Policy & Leg in Canada
This course exposes students to current and ongoing policy debates in the Canadian criminal justice system. Course material will vary each year, highlighting key changes in legislation, criminal justice, and/or correctional policy, and legal challenges, and their implications for Canadians. Students will study the Federal legislative process as a political enterprise, examining the various roles of politics, research, and stakeholders in shaping policy.
Prerequisite: CC102 and Year 4 status in Honours CC or permission of the Department.
This course exposes students to current and ongoing policy debates in the Canadian criminal justice system. Course material will vary each year, highlighting key changes in legislation, criminal justice, and/or correctional policy, and legal challenges, and their implications for Canadians. Students will study the Federal legislative process as a political enterprise, examining the various roles of politics, research, and stakeholders in shaping policy.
Prerequisite: CC102 and Year 4 status in Honours CC or permission of the Department.
This course exposes students to current and ongoing policy debates in the Canadian criminal justice system. Course material will vary each year, highlighting key changes in legislation, criminal justice, and/or correctional policy, and legal challenges, and their implications for Canadians. Students will study the Federal legislative process as a political enterprise, examining the various roles of politics, research, and stakeholders in shaping policy.
Prerequisite: CC102 and Year 4 status in Honours CC or permission of the Department.
