Butler Tech/Colerain & Northwest High Schools Present Criminal Justice 2013-14 Instructor: Deputy Corey Watson, MSMCJ Student: Cadet Sergeant Taylor Brown.

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Butler Tech/Colerain & Northwest High Schools Present Criminal Justice Instructor: Deputy Corey Watson, MSMCJ Student: Cadet Sergeant Taylor Brown Student: Cadet Lieutenant Aaron Cook

Introduction to Criminal Justice  The Criminal Justice Program exposes juniors and seniors to the world of public safety and all of the career opportunities associated with it:  Law Enforcement Lawyer Judge Bailiff  Private Investigator Crime Scene Investigator Security Officer  Coroner Medical Examiner Lab Technician and Beyond….

We focus on  The Legal System  Respect for everyone  Professionalism  Perception

Our Display Case and Recruitment Tool

Our Students in Action

Handcuffing Lab

Terry Stop and Frisk

Officer you have the wrong guy!

Learning Environment

Class Room

Our Precious Guides

Our Juniors in Action!

Less Lethal to Lethal Force

Law Enforcement in the Making

If they had only known about the paperwork!

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