Criminal Justice and Corrections, General

Your week kicks off with "Intro to Criminology," analyzing Durkheim's theories on crime as normal. Later, "Criminal Law 101" focuses on torts versus criminal acts, with a case brief due next week. You realize you skimmed a crucial reading for a pop quiz, causing a slight panic. After class, you ask Professor Miller about the distinction between mens rea and actus reus, getting a helpful clarification. Before hitting the gym, you grab coffee with classmates, debating current events related to justice reform. It's a full start, prepping you for the week's complex topics.