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An Overview of the Court Component of Criminal Justice

An Overview of the Court Component of Criminal Justice

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This site contains lecture notes that are part of an introductory criminal justice course. Explanations and discussions are provided for federal courts and state courts and links are provided for other resources.
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Material Type: Presentation
Date Added to MERLOT: July 06, 2006
Date Modified in MERLOT: June 20, 2014
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Send email to oconnort@apsu.edu
Submitter: Cathy Swift

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Primary Audience: College General Ed
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Language: English
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Avatar for Grover Harrell
2 years ago

Grover Harrell (Faculty)

The basic material presented appears accurate, but the overuse of Bold font is distracting, as are several glaring examples of grammatical and spelling errors.  Additionally, many of the links to additional material are broken.  This material could be used to assist one preparing lectures on the subjects, but is really unusable without significant editing.

Time spent reviewing site: 30 minutes