1977-1978 - Cochise College

proposed corrections. The pOlice role with juveniles, the juvenileofficer, judges, and their functions are examined.3 hours lecture.CJ 235 Phy.lcal Evidence I (Photography)/3 Unit.Prerequisite: None An introduction to basic black and white photography and darkroom procedures. Crime science, accident and physical evidence photography will be emphasized. Developing, printing, and enlarging will constitute laboratory work. 35 mm camera required. " hour lecture. 4 hours laboratory. CJ 238 Phy.lca' Evidence II (Recognition, Collection,Pre.ervatlonl3 unit.Prerequisite: CJ 122, 227. or permission of instructor. A study of the scientific method of crime scene search. Methods of recognition, collection recording, marking or tagging for identification, packaging, and transporting to the crime laboratory of phYSical objects, such as: \;~eapons. clothing, physiological fluids, hair, fingerprints. Fingerprints, latent and visible, patterns, lifting and preserving methods. Casting of impressions; shoe, tire, tool marks. Students will locate. dust, lift latent fingerprints, make a plaster cast, and investigate a mock crime scene for physical evidence. 2 hours lecture; 1 hour laboratory. CJ 238 Criminallnv..tigation/3 Unit.Prerequisite: CJ 120 or 121, 122,200-201,227, or permission of instructor. An introduction to the elements of felony crime investigation. Methods of preliminary and follow-up investigation. Interviewing. interrogating of witnesses, informants, suspects (subject to legal aspects). Sources of information; witnesses, informants, agencies. Method of criminal operation in various crimes: arson, burglary, homicide, sex crimes, robbery, and various other serious crimes. 3 hours lecture. CJ 240 Police-Community Relation./3 Unit.Prerequisite: SO 101 A study of the evolving role of the police. need for positive police­community relations, misuse of police authority. public attitude toward police, police and racial minorities, police and Civil disorder, police isolation, relations with news media, police-public relations prti)grams, police-community programs, crime prevention programs. 3 hours lecture. CJ 241 Con.tltutional Law for Police/3 Unit.Prerequisites: CJ 121, 200. or permission of instructor.A basic study of the U.S. Constitutional amendments mostapplicable to police duties. Emphasis on amendments 1, 4, 5, 6,8, and 14. In-depth study of U.S. Supreme Court decisionsregarding freedom of speech. assembly. arrest. search andseizure, due process of law, right to silence. an attorney and fair and speedy trial. 3 hours lecture. CJ 252 Accldent., Citation., DilOrder./3 Unit.Prerequisite: None A study of traffic law; vehicle and operator registration. rules of the road, Traffic engineering. control and management. signals, signs. roads. streets. highways. Elements of accident investigation. prevention. Problems of groups, crowds, mobs. riots. Methods of control and dispersal. 3 hours lecture. CJ 254 P.ychology In Law Enforcementl3 Unit.Prerequisite: None A study of the changing role of police, attitude toward human behavior, normal personality, conflicts, defense mechanisms. abnormal behavior, personality disorders, neuroses. psychoses. Psychopathic, deviant, drug dependancy, paranoid violent. suicidal behavior. Behavioral aspects of disasters, riots, and riot control. legal aspects of abnormal behavior. 3 hours lecture. CJ 251 Crimlnologyl3 Unit.Prerequisites: SO 101 An introduction to criminal delinquent behavior. crime statistics gathering. types of crime and criminals; traditional. white collar. organized crime. Theories of criminal behavior, influence or non­influence of. home, school, community, church. age. race. and sex. 3 hours lecture. CH 270 Police Organization and Admini.tration/3 Unit.Prerequisite: CJ 100. 122. 124A study of the basic administrative and organizational conceptsbeing maintained and new advances proposed in the organizationof police services. the operations. administrative. auxiliary. andplant facilities in large and small police departments.3 hours lecture.DENTAL THERAPY TECHNOLOGYEnrollment in the Dental Therapy program is open to selected militarypersonnel only.DE 121 Oral and Dental Anatomy/3 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneA study of anatomical structures of man associated with the oralcavity. The numbering system. eruption dates of teeth areemphasized along with dental occlusion. A practical exercise inreproduction of tooth anatomy in wax is conducted.2 hours lecture; 2 hours laboratory.