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This site is used by students enrolled in Dr. Kenneth Mentor's classes at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke.
Summer Students: Please click the "login" button on the top right and follow the instructions to setup a new account. I will add you to class within a few hours of your registration.Previous Students: Old courses are no longer available. You do not need to register for this site unless you will be enrolled in one of my Summer classes. A survey and analysis of due process rights of individuals in the criminal process. Emphasis will be on the impact of the Bill of Rights on the practices of police, prosecutors and judges and the remedies available for the violation of those rights. Historical and contemporary theories of criminal behavior are examined, with emphasis on the sources of information on crime and the application of the scientific method to the explanation of crime. An analysis of the legal, social, ethical, moral, and practical issues surrounding capital punishment, examining the nature, practice and functions of the death penalty in American and Western societies.
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