CRMJ 2125 - 50
A. Hanson
Central Wyoming College
$12.00
This course explores the application of psychological principles to the criminal justice system, focusing on criminal behavior, legal processes, and rehabilitation. It covers the roles of the forensic psychologist in behavior profiling, offender assessment, and the investigative and prosecutorial process. Through case studies and discussions, the student will gain practical insights into forensic psychology's role in crime and justice. A student earning credit in this course may not earn credit in PSYC 2125. (3 lect.)
Spring 2026
11/04/2025 - 01/18/2026
01/20/2026 - 05/14/2026
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1:00 PM - 2:20 PM (Mountain Time)
Flexible Attendance
Delivered face-to-face with option to attend required meeting times online. Students can choose which modality they prefer for any given, scheduled meeting. Online participation will require camera and microphone. Access to course materials will require login. (SYNCHRONOUS)
Comments: Hybrid Zoom/Online class. A combination of in-Zoom meetings at scheduled times and online coursework. This section is only for outreach students who are not on campus and need to attend via Zoom. If you can attend in person you must register for CRMJ 2125-40 or PSYC 2125-40.
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