Crime, Victimization, and Justice in Indigenous Communities
Sociology · 3 hrs Lecture
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SOC-3123 prerequisites
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Declared majors in Indigenous Studies may have the requisite waived by obtaining permission of the Sociology Department Chair
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Description
This course involves the study of adult and youth crime, victimization and justice in Indigenous communities. It involves the study of various types of programs (e.g., sentencing circles) developed by Indigenous communities to facilitate culturally appropriate justice programs and their impact upon community development.
Requisite courses
SOC-1100 or SOC-1101 (Declared majors in Indigenous Studies may have the requisite waived by obtaining permission of the Sociology Department Chair) [prerequisite(s)].
From the 2026-27 undergraduate calendar. Always verify details on WebAdvisor or with an academic advisor before registering.