Prerequisites: graduate standing

Description: Advanced seminars in criminology and sociolegal studies. E. Patterns Of Criminal And Deviant Behavior; F. Ecological Perspectives On Crime And Delinquency; G. Biological And Psychobiological Studies Of Crime And Delinquency; I. Conflict And Radical Approaches In Criminology And Sociolegal Studies; J. Sociological Theories Of Law; K. Law, Power, And Social Conflict; M. Political Criminality; S. Substance Use And Crime.

Credit: May be taken Satisfactory (S) or No Credit (NC) with consent of instructor and graduate advisor.