PA333

040263

This is an elective course for all Criminal Justice students in applied ethics and integrity in the workplace. Using reality-based scenarios, the students will be asked to analyze and formulate plans about how they will react to issues of integrity conflicts while clearly identifying conflicts of integrity. Students will analyze contemporary case studies to explore the ethical implications and complex decision- making situations that arise in criminal justice related environments. This course will draw distinction between ethics as a system of rules to eliminate conflicts of interest, and integrity, more broadly construed as the context for resolving multiple and competing interests, or \"duties\" when there is no code instructing appropriate action.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Undergraduate