This course will examine historical and contemporary correctional practices, including those offered in institutional settings, the utility of institutional sanctions, diversion programs, specialty courts, and other community-based programs. The student will examine and evaluate correctional interventions from multiple theoretical perspectives using classic and current empiri-cal research literature on correctional practices.

Pre-requisites: CRJ 348 - Corrections in America , SOCP 335 - Research Methods for the Behavioral Sciences , and junior or senior standing, or consent.

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