Sociology and Canadian Society

Description...

This course provides an introduction to the theory and application of sociology with emphasis on sociology and Canadian Society in the context of the criminal justice system. Sociology associated with group dynamics, social movements, inequality, social deviance, and social control will be highlighted.

POFP 103 490
$279.90 *closed*

 

Communications

Description...

This course provides an introduction to applied communication with particular emphasis on the development of speaking, listening, reading, writing and thinking skills. The language skills developed in the course are useful to students in college courses as well as in the workplace. This course will also provide basic computer literary skills using common computer software programs.

POFP 104 490
$279.90 *closed*

 

Principles of Ethical Reasoning

Description...

This course focuses on ethics in the criminal justice system. Students will gain an understanding of the ethical issues that face those working in the justice field; including policing, court work, sheriff services, corrections and border security. They also learn how ethics and the codes of conduct form the basis for new police management in a contemporary policing model.

POFP 106 490
$279.90 *closed*

 

Political Science / Public Administration

Description...

The course provides an introduction to the democratic system of government in Canada. The three levels of government will be examined in a political and administrative context. Students will develop an awareness of both formal and informal political, public administrative and government management processes; and be able to relate them to law enforcement issues. Students will examine the process and complexity of election, policy development, legislative process and the implementation of law enforcement in a democratic society. The course will involve discussion of political issues affecting Canadians and how public opinion and special interest groups impact political decision-making. The course emphasis will be on issues relating to law enforcement.

POFP 205 490
$186.60 *closed*

 

Police Powers I

Description...

This course will examine pertinent sections of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and their impact on Canadian Criminal procedures. Citizen and Police arrest and release authorities, police powers of search and seizure, with and without a warrant, police discretion and its implications will be discussed. This course will enable the student to become familiar with police terminology and apply the procedures required to affect arrest and release.

POFP 303 490
$279.90 *closed*

 

Interviewing and Investigation

Description...

This course focuses on interviewing and investigative skills. Students develop the interviewing skills necessary to retrieve information from victims, witnesses and suspects. They also learn the basic steps of investigation, including the practical development of Notetaking and observation skills.

POFP 304 490
$279.90 *closed*

 

Provincial Offences

Description...

The course provides an introduction to Provincial Acts within the Province of Ontario beginning with the Provincial Offences Act. There is a multitude of Acts in the Province of Ontario and this course provides a small sampling of some of the key pieces of legislation. Students will learn how to look at an Act and develop an understanding of how an Act is built to suit the needs of the Province.

POFP 401 490
$279.90 *closed*

 

PLEASE NOTE: TEXTBOOKS REQUIRED for Justice Studies Courses
Textbooks can be purchased in person (at the Brockville Campus only) or ordered online at www.efollett.com
Bookstore contact information:
Call 613-345-0660 ext. 3215
Email: bbookstore@sl.on.ca 

For more information on the program or to register call Angela Covey at: acovey@sl.on.ca
613-345-0660 ext. 3503
Or 1-866-276-6601 - Press 4, then Press 6

For “Detailed Course Information”, please contact Mike Clarabut @ mclarabut@sl.on.ca