Family Law and Family Policy

3 credits

Examines legislation, policies, institutions, and processes relevant to family welfare. Considers issues such as child protection and the structure and operation of family courts. Includes comparisons with other jurisdictions. ***Prerequisite: Completion of CRIM 101 or JS 100, and CRIM 230 or JS 230, and one other CRIM or JS course; or 30 credit hours; or permission of the Department Head.*** *Note: Students may receive credit for one of CRIM 331 or JS 331.*