AJS101: Introduction to Criminal Justice Course - Lesson 1 Lecture (Part 1 of 3 parts)

[@Naloxne]

We bout get this bachelors degree boys

[@djbloo8996]

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[@marlene375]

I just started my MBA and haven't been to school in over 10 years, and I felt lost, and you have been helping me a lot. Thank you.

[@vietthao3456]

You are the best teacher ever. It is a very informative lecture and clear delivery. I am wondering why a lot of the young generation speak too fast and do not think about their audiences. Please release more lectures on the criminal justice system. 👏👏👏

[@salome972]

Thanks very much for this! I like how unbiased this was compared to some others I have seen!

[@johnkavanagh1349]

Thanks. While I am a political conservative, I try very hard to be totally unbiased in my teaching, having experienced bias as an undergraduate myself.

[@Dena.inaGirl]

@@johnkavanagh1349 thank you I love how your speech is interesting and precise

[@Durr130]

This is great stuff. Changing my major from business to transferable criminal justice and hopefully going into Criminology! Thank you, Mr. Kavanagh!

[@johnkavanagh1349]

Best of luck.

[@Jar1x1ys]

HII ty I’m 13 very young but I want my future job as someone who works in the criminal Justice department this was very useful info

[@Jesusallornone]

Same but I'm 15

[@BomberManz]

Very informative, thank you.

[@lindonnaandrews6981]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@r.l.mcdermid6034]

Thanks! In sociology we call these sanctions "formal" and "informal" sanctions!

[@johnkavanagh1349]

Thanks for the info. It's been a long time since I was a sociology major at NYU in the late 1960s.

[@r.l.mcdermid6034]

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[@r.l.mcdermid6034]

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[@aaliyahmassiah879]

Awesome teaching. Thank you.

[@edwardbrett4983]

Very well . Lots of help

[@johnkavanagh1349]

Glad it helped.

[@user-ck7vb7ve9r]

Thank you, Professor! This is very helpful.

[@simratsingh8931]

Very informative lecture

[@johnkavanagh1349]

Thanks. It is part of an online course I teach at Scottsdale Community College. I will be teaching it again in January.

[@fuseiniabarigah6154]

👍

[@johnkavanagh1349]

Thanks

[@karmahleone1196]

If you don’t like to be booked don’t do crime💯

[@DaisyByers-um1sd]

Hello I'm fixing to start my classes at CTU FOR THIS MY MOM GOT MURDERED WHEN I WAS YOUNGER AND I AM A RECOVERY ADDICT THIS WILL DO ME A LOT OF GOOD IN A LOT OF ASPECTS

[@misosaaucey]

amazing! please do more videos

[@JosueMejia-gcratar]

Theft and lubricism

[@tinatester4061]

Well and at the present time here in April of 2022 the court systems and the judiciaries are abusing their Authority

[@law_curation]

i hate to ask but could you please put these into a playlist when you find the time? It helps with curating and sharing good educational courses (and if is more efficient if the creator manages the playlist).

[@brittnaycattaneo6015]

Lol right after my first semester of CRJ in 2006 is when I went through it personally

[@OvertIntelligence]

I hear criminology goes on and on about Karl Marx. I wonder why. I wanted to study criminology until heard that and after seeing your video I think CJ may be the way to go. I’m looking to become a military security forces officer for the airforce. Any thought??

[@johnkavanagh1349]

Yes. Criminology is the theory, and while useful, it does not prepare you for a law enforcement job. Likewise, justice studies is more about the study of inequality and justice than crime and law enforcement. Stick with Criminal Justice and Administration of Justice Studies programs, which include criminology but also law and the organization and operation of the criminal justice system. contact me if you want by emailing [e-mail]

[@ryanbaileyboxing]

Thanks

[@edwardbrett4983]

The state of New York needs to take this course again

[@KhadijaKhadija-xx5sv]

Hi sir . Awesome introduction to criminal justice . Please can you give me the best books in criminal justice .

[@JosueMejia-gcratar]

But it's ok

[@dalewoods7308]

Has a formal jailer I seen people spend a year and a half in jail waiting trial

[@p.pierre5611]

I hear my New Yawk accent !!! ❤

[@ryan4572]

what you teach in these videos, os it the same stuff in the police academy?

[@henrydeaza3578]

Hi ! How are you ? Good introduction?

[@demetriskollie]

I want to be part of this criminal justice class

[@Luisito32123]

4:09 they break them, and will pay the price. God elected public servants. For the people.

[@Luisito32123]

Innocent until proven guilty. Laws shall express the Spirit of the law. If you know God, means is more of a loving guidance rather than a cruel judgement. Wheat or Tare?

[@CageTheLemon]

Can yall js drop the answers pls

[@henrydeaza3578]

Bless?!

[@jackymarcel4108]

Wilson Paul Rodriguez Joseph Williams Jeffrey

[@BomberManz]

Very informative, thank you.