Criminal Training Courses and Workshops
School(s) providing training of Criminal Justice

Corrections
Course Format: Classroom
School/Trainer: RMIT University Continuing Education Centre [>>]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Melbourne, Australia

General Aims: This subject examines the basic characteristics and processes of organisations, with emphasis on those in the corrective services field. In addition, the unit examines current issues and trends in corrections including: decarceration, diversionary measures; community based programs, home detention, electronic monitoring and the privatisation" of corrections. Topic Areas: The ......

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General Aims: This unit examines the role of the police as a profession within a democratic system and the changing role of police and policing within modern society. Topic Areas: Philosophies, aims and objectives of police in Australia; ethics, accountability, independence, discretion; culture, supervision and management; occupational hazards; training and education; the nexus; specialist unit......

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This course is intended to introduce students to contemporary developments, concepts and practices that have shaped public policy development, implementation and accountability practices in the last two decades. It will examine the rise of the ?new public management? and ?managerialist? approaches, as well as explore the more recent and emerging emphases on ?new governance? - with its ?new inst......

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General Aims: This introductory unit provides a conceptual overview of the history, purposes and functions of the major agencies in the Australian criminal justice system, especially with respect to Police, Courts and Corrections. The unit is specifically designed as a preparation for more advanced studies within the criminal justice field. Topic Areas: History and objectives of punishment; adv......

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General Aims: This unit is designed to introduce students the concepts, theories and elements of law. The unit examines law in its historical, philosophical, social and political context and lays the foundations for and understanding of law and relationships between law and enforcement of morals. It elaborates on various approaches to statutory interpretations and judicial decision-making. Topi......

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Provides students with an awareness of the impact of information technology on the criminal justice system and the types of crime being committed in the computer environment. It explores a range of issues including pornography and other offensive content, censorship, fraud, money laundering, hacking and ?hactivism?. ...

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When the rules of society are broken, the person accused of the violation will put the legal machinery into action. This course will focus on various criminal acts and their legal consequences, the rights of the accused, the rights of victims, young offenders, and the rules of evidence. Criminal procedure will be examined. Driving infractions as defined by the Highway Code will be discussed. As......

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This program can prepare you for a career in a broad range of justice related professions including police, corrections, transport, Parks and Wildlife, the security and investigative industries and the Queensland court system. Highlights of this program are ? analyse criminal and civil justice systems ? apply law enforcement legislation to justice issues ? manage ethical and accountabilit......

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This program will allow you to develop the skills and knowledge required to seek pre-selection into the Queensland Police Service. This program can also prepare you for a career in a broad range of justice related professions including Corrections, Transport, Parks and Wildlife, the security industry and the Queensland Courts system. Key areas of learning: ? current justice issues ? ......

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This unit examines some of the principles and elements of both state and federal criminal law. Through the discussion of relevant case law and legislation, you will be introduced to the different sources of criminal law, the elements of criminal offences and you will explore the substantive topics of homicide, including the categories of manslaughter, defences to homicide such as self defence, ......

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