Career questions tagged criminal-justice
Criminal justice is a four-year degree earned in college. Popular careers include law enforcement, lawyers, forensic nurse. Please read below for more information. Read more Show less
What class am I supposed to take in high school for criminal justice?
Want to be a criminal justice lawyer cause lmao money and sounds fun and good at it
Should mental state and emotional well being be chosen over a dream career if the feeling wont last?
I am a dual enrolled freshman, going to get my AA degree for criminal justice senior year. Things are going well, but I know I am going to be right back into college after i graduate and its giving me second thoughts on how I will be affected mentally, emotionally, or even financially.
I want to have a career in wildlife biology if I'm not able to go into Federal Law Enforcement, like I plan. What degree would aid me with this, while also looking good on a resume?
As I said, I would like to go into federal law enforcement, but I want a back up plan - I am extremely interested in wildlife biology.
How many years do you need to study in order to work as a criminal investigator?
How long do you need to study or train for in order to work as a criminal investigator? Are there certain requirements needed?
"How can the criminal justice system strike a balance between ensuring public safety and fostering rehabilitation for individuals convicted of crimes, especially in the context of evolving societal norms and changing perspectives on punishment"?
"What educational and professional pathways should individuals pursue to become a Crime Scene Investigator, and how does the evolving landscape of forensic technology impact the skills and qualifications required in the field of criminal justice?"
What are some good tips to becoming a state trooper after the military?
What should I research or start doing routinely to accomplish this?
Where does legal scholarship enter a case, and how does that affect the outcome of the case?
Where does legal scholarship enter a case, and how does that affect the outcome of the case?
What is it like to be a white collar crime investigator What does a day in the life look like?
I have seen it on TV, but I would like to know if it is mentally draining or always boring.
How much work, time, and effort does it take to become a lawyer?
This means how much work are you getting in law school, how many years does it take, and how hard is it being a lawyer?
What degrees make sense for someone with ADD? I also have another question.
I'm stuck between a few choices before going to college and my current dilemma is finding something that I can generally enjoy and live to do. But it isn't easy if I essentially dislike repetitive tasks due to ADD. Not to mention I need something that interests me and changes over time. I've been split between 4 majors which are: Criminal Justice, Psychology, Business and Political Science (less so for the other 2 honestly) I just looked into Criminology and the jobs relating to that but Criminologist seems as if it might need Criminology but it also stated on 2 different places Psychology would work to do that. Is this true? Also to make you more aware of my goal, I generally speaking plan to dual degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology.
do I have to go to college to be a police because if so what is one of the best ones for a 18 year old.
And if not then how do i get into a police academy
How did you know you wanted to pursue a career in forensic science?
Hello, I have recently developed an interest in forensics and have decided that that is what I want to do. I am currently getting my associate's in general studies, and once I complete that, I'll focus on the studies required for forensic science. What schools do you suggest I go to? What was your experience throughout university? Also, I would like to interview a forensic scientist for an upcoming assignment.
What are the best fields of law to go into for someone who enjoys politics, but also enjoys studying criminal cases?
However, the idea of defending a criminal does not sit right with me, and having a criminal get out of jail come after me for prosecuting them is also nerve wracking.
