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School: Globe University and Minnesota School of Business
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Behavioral Science and Protective Services
Course Format: Classroom
This course examines the criminal justice system through the lens of human behavior theories. The course covers three main components: the behavioral science and the law, behavioral science in the courtroom, and forensic psychology beyond the courtroom. Topics include eyewitness identification, interrogations, confessions and the psychology of juries, sentencing and corrections. Students learn ...
 

Corrections
Course Format: Classroom
This course is an in-depth analysis of the punishment phase of the criminal justice system. Students study the vast collection of people, agencies and organizations that manage offenders and the significant challenges faced by those organizations in modern society.
 

Security: Private, Local, State and Federal
Course Format: Classroom
This course identifies security issues in public safety and the private sector and details 21st century responses to those challenges. The course presents the foundations of security practices, models as the basis for assessing the strengths and weaknesses of private and government systems, future implications of social and political paradigm shifts for security methods and systems and the impa...
 

Juvenile Justice
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents the historical background of the juvenile justice system, its current status and related contemporary societal and legal issues. Students examine various policies, programs, and practices. The course covers juvenile law and procedure, juvenile corrections, juvenile delinquency, delinquency prevention and the future of juvenile justice in the United States.
 

Criminal Justice
Course Format: Classroom
This course examines the three main components of criminal justice: policing, judicial and correctional systems. American criminal justice theories are introduced with an emphasis on current practices in community, juvenile, and corporate environments.
 

Business Ethics and Law
Course Format: Classroom
This course enhances the learner’s analytical, collaborative and communication skills through the study group approach to examination of case studies in business ethics and law. Student teams study challenges facing business leaders regarding responsibilities to employees and society and legal and regulatory systems that enforce those principles. Team members examine published cases and, t...
 

Employment Law
Course Format: Classroom
This course examines legal issues in the workplace, addressing employment law related to the employer/employee relationship, the legal context of a business and its importance to the overall success of a business, and legal issues that affect the motivation, production and equity of employees.
 

Business Law
Course Format: Classroom
The course introduces legal issues affecting businesses, including classifications of laws, contracts, sales transactions, negotiable instruments, employment law and landlord-tenant law.
 

School: Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
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Law and the Corporate Manager
Course Format: Classroom
Law and the Corporate Manager concerns U.S. business law (state and federal). Topics include shareholders�rights; director’s and officer’s liability and fiduciary responsibility; mergers, acquisitions and takeovers; and securities regulation.
 

School: JER Online
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Ethics and the Law
Course Format: Online
Attorneys and paralegals need to engage in ethical behavior, because of the duties they owe to their clients and to the legal system. They have access to clients` information or property or to information disclosed with an expectation of confidentiality. Therefore, attorneys and paralegals need to appreciate the degree to which they have a duty to act so as best to serve a client`s interests an...
 

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