Punishment and the Death Penalty
CJ 225
Class #5567
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Online
Instructor: McKenzie Wood
Grading: Graded
Monday, August 26, 2013 - Friday, September 27, 2013
Instruction Mode: Internet-Asynchronous
Available Seats: 28 of 60
Academic Level: Undergraduate
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Course Description:
Review of philosophical principles, policies, and procedures of punishment as used in the death penalty practices of the U.S.
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