ADCJ2801 · Advancing Studies

The Evolution of a Hate Crime from Thought to Execution and Punishment

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The course will explore the causes and impact of prejudice, hate groups, and hate crimes, as well as the social contexts within which they take place. Introductory understanding of identifying hate crimes; extremist groups and individuals; the reporting, investigation, and prosecution of hate/civil rights crimes; hate crimes policy and legislation. We will also examine the use of the criminal justice system to protect vulnerable and marginalized groups targeted by acts of hate.

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Term	Evaluations	Course rating	Instructor rating
Fall 2023	1	4.0	5.0