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Introduction to Criminal Law During this class, you will learn all about how the criminal justice system works, how law enforcement approaches crime, and the psychology behind criminal behavior. You will also find out why people commit crimes, and the consequences criminal acts have on society.
A bachelors degree will focus on your specialty, such as math or English, as well as learning strategies and skills to help you teach effectively. If you already have a bachelors degree but want to change your career to become a high school teacher, a Master of Arts in Teaching degree could be an ideal fit.
In Michigan, teacher preparation is guided by law, state administrative rules, and teacher preparation program standards. Michigan law and rules require that all individuals complete an approved preparation program (e.g., math, elementary, English) to obtain initial certification or add endorsements to a certificate.
Criminal justice teachers are educational professionals who school students about law enforcement strategies, court policies, and legal issues, and this teaching position requires a high school diploma, a bachelors degree, work experience, a vocational teaching certification plus state licensure.
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The path to becoming a criminal justice instructor often involves deciding on the desired teaching level, obtaining a high school diploma or its equivalent, pursuing a bachelors degree in a field related to criminal justice, earning a masters or doctorate degree if necessary, completing a vocational teaching
Topics will include criminology and criminal behavior, forensic investigations, civil and criminal trials, evidence admissibility, and current issues and impacts of the system on society and criminal justice policies and procedures.
The chart summarizes the most common events in the criminal and juvenile justice systems including entry into the criminal justice system, prosecution and pretrial services, adjudication, sentencing and sanctions, and corrections.

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