Criminal Justice II is an advanced course that expands upon the concepts and foundations introduced in Criminal Justice I. Students will take a deeper look at the legal system, criminal procedures, and the real-world application of laws and policies within the criminal justice system.
This course explores advanced topics such as criminal investigation, forensic science, juvenile justice, corrections, victim advocacy, and contemporary issues in criminal justice. Students will analyze case studies, evaluate ethical dilemmas, and examine how laws, policies, and procedures impact individuals and communities.
Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, problem-solving, communication skills, and career readiness. Students will further explore postsecondary pathways and careers in law enforcement, legal studies, corrections, forensic science, and public service. This course prepares students for continued study in criminal justice or related fields.
Prerequisites for this course include the successful completion of Criminal Justice Fundamentals.