CRIM 2295
Introduction to the Justice and Legal Systems
provides a comprehensive overview of justice and legal institutions in Canada and internationally. The course examines the historical evolution of these systems drawing on critical perspectives, highlighting the foundational principles of and contemporary challenges involved in promoting equity, fairness, and accountability. Topics include the relationships among laws, courts, policing, and corrections, as well as how social inequalities shape experiences of—and access to—justice.
Prerequisites & course information
EQ: Sociology 2295
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027