CRCJ 3201 – Current Issues in Criminal Investigations
Early Summer Term
Tuesdays & Thursdays
11:35am – 2:25pm
Instructor: Logan Ewanation
This course offers a critical examination of a number of forensic techniques used during criminal investigations. Discussions will relate to a variety of topics, including criminal and geographic profiling, DNA analysis, police interrogations, and eyewitness identification, and will consider the role that these techniques play in wrongful convictions.
Prerequisite: CRCJ 1000
This course is a CCJ approved elective. If you have any questions about taking this course over the summer, please contact us at criminology@carleton.ca.