Explore the full criminal justice system and learn to research reforms.
The criminal justice system is brought vividly to life with tutorial videos covering the criminal investigation process; case studies showing how research affects policy and practices; and films that take viewers inside forensics labs, correctional facilities, and courtrooms. Recent content explores societal injustices and necessary reforms for correction.
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| American Drug War 2 | The use of marijuana, even medical marijuana, has become extremely controversial. Marijuana has many proven health benefits, but people still distrust it as a medicine. This documentary explores the experiences of children on drugs, prescription drugs vs. marijuana, and the benefits of marijuana use. | Documentary |  |
| Michelle Inderbitzin Discusses Juvenile Delinquency | Dr. Michelle Inderbitzin describes her work in juvenile delinquency. She discusses delinquency research challenges in law enforcement, and programs that have failed or worked for juvenile offenders. | Interview |  |
| Forensic Science: The Role of an Anatomical Pathology Technician | Carla Valentine discusses the role and career pathway of an anatomical pathology technician. An anatomical pathology technician assists the pathologist at autopsies by doing the dissection and evisceration, and by taking specimens. An anatomical pathology technician must have patience, upper body strength, and a strong stomach. | In Practice |  |
| Restorative Justice Through Public Art |
Tim Holler, PhD, an associate professor at University of Pitt-Greensburg, discusses restorative justice through public art, including the Community Arts and Reintegration Project and connecting justice-involved youth with community. |
Interview |  |