CJ 141 VICTIMS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM FALL 1999 SYLLABUS R. B. Taylor Criminal Justice Temple University http://blue.temple.edu/~ralph This syllabus, and all linked pages, unless othrewise indicated, are the sole property of Ralph B. Taylor and © 1999 by Ralph B. Taylor. All users have the right to freely access and copy these pages provided that they: acknowledge the source, do not make changes on any pages, and do not charge more than copying costs for distribution.

Class Bulletin Board - paper 4 available; due 12/15

Time and Place: MWF 11:40 - 12:30P Anderson Classroom 28

Questions to consider for in-class writing exercise for 10/22 Questions to consider for in-class writing exercise for 12/10	click click
Getting Hold of the Instructor
Purpose, Goals, and Approach
Classroom Expectations
Readings (see below for questions)
Sequence of Topics, Readings, and Questions
What Your Grade is Based On
Grading Policies
Webliographies currently available      The first webliography was created by Todd Anderson and myself. It lists a range of sources on guns, violence, and DUI. On the main page we tell you a bit about each site. The list is searchable by keywords. The second list includes student descriptions of web sites linked to guns or gun violence. Students in my CJ 160 Spring 1999 class created these entries. Each entry describes what is in the web site, evaluates it, and provides the full web address. Pages are listed alphabetically by student last name. I may refer you to specific sites listed here for the purposes of particular assignments.
Special note on coverage
Paper Assignments
Class activity results and memos, by date