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Weather you choose to pursue a career as a police officer, court reporter or probation officer, training in criminal justice is a unique experience that can provide you with a variety of opportunities to pursue.
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Earning a criminal justice degree will open the door to a variety of opportunities within the industry depending on the specialty you choose. If interested in training for a career in the Criminal Justice field, Click Here To Apply.
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The skills you learn as a criminal justice professional will allow you to successfully take on difficult cases, train others to do the same, and work with the public to ensure safety and stability.
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Let us connect you with a quality criminal justice school in your area - get started today! There are no groundhog days in the criminal justice field, every day brings a new challenge.
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MinimumQualifications: Visiting Instructor of Criminal JusticeEarned master’s degree in Criminal Justice or Criminology (or a closely related field) from an accredited university or earned Juris Doctor ( degree from a law school approved by the American Bar Association (ABA) and housed within an accredited university.
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In this role you will support U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs (OJP) grantees to build financial management capacity and infrastructure to improve financial management of federal awards to support victim services, criminal justice, juvenile justice, and justice research programs.
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The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) is a statutorily independent component of CIA. You will work independently or as a member of a team conducting interviews, taking sworn statements, administering oaths, gathering evidence, analyzing records and data, preparing reports, and providing testimony in criminal justice and administrative proceedings.
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Minimum of 5 years of experience in the criminal, juvenile justice, or victim services field with planning, organizing, and managing the provision of direct training and technical assistance (TTA) services to the field; or evaluating curriculums and training; or conducting needs assessments; or developing publications.
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AIJ recognizes the U.S. immigration system disproportionately targets and criminalizes Black and brown immigrants who are routinely and systematically funneled from the criminal justice system to deportation.
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MA, MS, JD or PhD in Criminal Justice, Administration of Justice or related field from an accredited college and 3 years of full-time non-teaching work experience in related fieldOR.
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Associates degree in Criminal Justice from an accredited school and have been employed as an Armed Security Officer within the most recent 2 years. · Associates degree in Criminal Justice from an accredited school and have been employed as an Armed Security Officer within the most recent 2 years.
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Become educated in and competently explain to crime victims and survivors the purpose of diversion, restorative justice, various collaborative courts and the importance of using evidence-based solutions in the criminal justice system.
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A Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college in Criminal Justice, Criminology, Sociology, Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Operations Research or a closely related field; and one year of satisfactory full-time experience in the analysis and/or research of data related to crime, criminals, criminal intelligence, and/or other social sciences in a police, judicial, or other criminal justice setting; or 2.
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The College offers the undergraduate degrees in Cinema, New Media, Writing, Music Performance, Music Education, Studio Art, English, Spanish, Great Texts, History, Philosophy, Medical Humanities, Family Studies, Legal Studies, and Criminal Justice.
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Must be have North Carolina Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) and NC Telecommunicator Certification as a qualified dispatcher. We are looking for highly motivated applicants that have the education, and skills that meet all state training requirements and certification as a dispatcher by the North Carolina Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) and NC Telecommunicator Certification as a qualified dispatcher.
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