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Hello! My name is Brian and I am the Social Services Manager for New Beginnings Different Endings Inc. We are a Social Services Organization dealing with prison injustice, prisoner rights, release programming, release services, and many more aspects pertaining to those who are incarcerated. We can help with things as small as FAMILY RE CONNECTION, HELP WITH RECEIVING PERSONAL PROPERTY LIKE MAIL AND BOOKS, up to the larger issues like TRANSFERS, PARDONS, AND HABEAS CORPUS. We work directly with the incarcerated persons as well as their families etc. to create achievable goals and release plans ..read more

I have an associates in Criminal Justice. I’m starting my bachelors in Criminal Justice with a minor in digital forensics in February. Will I be able to work in a digital forensics department with a degree in criminal justice? submitted by /u/Brilliant_Legend [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Crime scene investigation has been a popular theme in television. Are there any POSITIVE or negative influences upon the criminal justice system because of the shows? submitted by /u/tommynooky [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m currently working in law enforcement, but am looking at a major relocation to a much more competitive state in the future, and decided I had best earn my BS rather than just hope my AS would be enough to get me by. I recently started classes at Strayer University for a BS in Criminal Justice. I went with them due to the affordability/discounts through my job, already having an AS in Criminal Justice, as well as the easy scheduling that fits my all over the place work schedule. As I’m sure many have already seen, Strayer has a rather iffy reputation. Yes, I realize I’m an idiot for not rea ..read more

I currently am an RN with my BSN. I’m realizing I’m not meant to take care of people forever but I have an interest in CJ. Any recommendations on what jobs I should look into? I was looking at paralegal work but I’m not sure. submitted by /u/nursegirl11 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm seeking my MLIS (Master of Library and Information Science) and would love to put that to use in a Correctional Library in an effort to mesh two passions of mine. I would love any insight or information on the job! TIA. submitted by /u/onomolevee [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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———> How can I effectively learn more about law enforcement, corrections, and the courts, on my own? What are some CJS-related topics, concepts, etc I should know, say, if I want to apply to a police department (not just to be an officer), or corrections-related job? <——— I am about to graduate with an associates in Criminal Justice. I decided not to transfer to another college this coming spring, just so I can work to pay off a small school loan. There’s more to my situation, but it’s (mostly) irrelevant. My plight is that I feel like I barely began understanding CJS, and don’t know wh ..read more