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CRJ 317 - Evidence and Procedure Law

Description
An in-depth analysis of the rules of criminal evidence and procedure. The process of the American criminal justice system will be examined and special emphasis will be placed on constitutional limitations in the areas of criminal evidence and the law of search and seizure. Enrollment Requirements: Prerequisite: CRJ 205 or permission of department chair.
Recent Semesters
Spring 2024, Spring 2023, Spring 2022, Spring 2021, Spring 2020
Class Size
30-35
Credits
3
Professor Reviews
Paul O'Connell
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10mo
Junior
FIN
Great professor who teaches the law very well. Was a law professor and can teach you a lot of stuff if you want to go to law school. Quizzes and midterm/final are difficult but if you study and read the questions carefully you should be fine. Only con is that he should give more time for quizzes. I am gladly taking him again.
Paul O'Connell
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2y
Junior
PSY
Dr. Paul O'Connell is truly the one professor in my experience that has made me love to pursue the path of law, I swear. Out of all the classes I took, I think he's top two and he's not number 2. Yea, you have to take notes and take tricky quizzes and midterm/final BUT he will make sure you do this right and won't fail you as long as you keep up!
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MW (1 hour 18 minutes), Th (3 hours)