Criminal Justice and Law
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Supplementary Materials
CCBC Criminal Justice and Law Courses Using OER
| CRJU 114 | Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs | Textbook |
| CRJU 202 |
Criminology |
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| CRJU 205 | Sex Crimes | Check with instructor for materials being used |
| CRJU 223 | Juvenile Delinquency | Check with instructor for materials being used |
| CRJU 250 | Ethics and Diversity in Criminal Justice | Check with instructor for materials being used |
| LGST 103 | Legal Studies | Textbook |
| LGST 104 | Law Office Practices/Legal Ethics | Check with instructor for materials being used |
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