Feb 10, 2025  
2020-21 Undergraduate Bulletin 
    
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CRIJ 4330 - Capital Punishment in the United States

Credit(s): 3

A study of the history and use of capital punishment in the United States, including methods of execution, as well as legal and social challenges to the use of capital punishment. The course also examines the economic and social costs of capital punishment, including the impact of wrongful convictions and arbitrariness in capital sentencing in the United States. 
Prerequisite(s): junior standing or instructor consent


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