SOC 375 - Sociology of Law(B)Law is analyzed with respect to its functions as a means of social control and its relationships with other social institutions. Topics include an interdisciplinary survey of jurisprudence, the natural law approach versus legal and cultural realism, law as a source of crime, the administration of justice, and law in non-Western cultures.Prerequisite: SOC100 or 150 or ANT 102.Fulfills Liberal Arts (LAS) Requirement *Also listed As: Also listed as CRM 375Notes: Category A(3 cr. hr.)
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