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Students compete at local regional and national levels as part of the Mock Trial Team sponsored by the American Mock Trial Association. |
Meet the Staff

H.Martin Jayne,
Department Chair
Justice Systems,
Barnett Hall, Rm 2210,
100 East Normal,
Kirksville, MO 63501
(660) 785-4667,
(660) 785-7128 fax,
justice@truman.edu

Debbie Engen, Department Secretary
A new on-campus internship is being offered involving the processing and indexing of 19th century records from county courthouses. For more information contact Dr. Jeff Gall, Department of History, 785-7747 or gall@truman.edu
The Pre-Law Club is open to everyone. All it takes to be a member is dues ($15) by October 11th. Anyone can come to the meetings, but to go on trips and to be on the roster, you need to be a member. To get on the mailing list, you just have to send an email to trumanprelaw@gmail.com or Dylan Gelbach (Pre-Law Club President) asking such.
Sign up for the FREE Kaplan practice LSAT at http://www.kaptest.com/practice. The test is on October 1st.
Find a practice test near you or live and online in our
Classroom Anywhere™ environment, available from
wherever you have internet access:
The test center is located on the first floor of Violette Hall.
The Johnson County Department of Corrections is hosting an Open House on April 8th, 2011, and we would like to invite the students who are interested in Criminal Justice, Psychology, and Sociology to our Open House. The Open House is for potential interns or potential new employees. If you have any questions please contact: brandy.hodge@jocogov.or or 913-715-7215.
On Thursday, February 17, 2011 the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, will make its annual visit to Kirksville to convene court. A three-judge panel will hear oral arguments in four cases in the circuit courtroom of the Adair County Courthouse beginning at 9:00am to roughly 11:00am. Students may come and go quietly at anytime. The cases are appeals from previously held trials in area circuit courts. The judges will hear attorneys argue whether the trials had errors which should cause them to be retried. The judges will read written arguments before the court session, and may interrupt the attorneys’ arguments with questions. The three judges will take a break in between cases and remain after the court session to discuss the court system and generally explain proceedings. This will be the eighteenth time that the court has convened in Kirksville. It convenes regularly in Kansas City. Its jurisdiction is appeals from trial courts in 45 counties which include all of northwest Missouri and most of central Missouri.
| RN | Faculty | Course | Sec | Title | MTWTF | DATE |
| 4112 | Hampton | JUST 205 | 01 | Intro to Justice Systems | OL | 6/6th to 7/29th |
| 4113 | Blakely | JUST 282 | 01 | Probation, Parole, & Community Corrections | OL | 5/31st to 7/1st |
| 4114 | Blakely | JUST 331 | 01 | WE/ Criminology | MTWRF | 5/31st to 7/1st |
| 4115 | Jayne | JUST 417 | 01 | Internship in Enforcement | Arranged | Arranged |
| 4116 | Jayne | JUST 418 | 01 | Internship Court Serv & Cor Ag | Arranged | Arranged |
You can also see the full schedule here!
The Missouri Government Internship Program offers a unique opportunity for students to intern at the Capitol in Jefferson City, Mo., with a public official, legislator or state agency during the Spring 2011 semester. Interns receive a stipend of $2,500 and up to 15 hours of credit which may be substituted for a minor or required support. Applications are available online at http://career.truman.edu/Internships/mogovBrochure.asp. Interviews are currently being conducted, but it is not too late to apply.
Check out the Ph.D. Schools in Criminal Justice here http://justicesystems.truman.edu/graduateschools/grad_index.asp
Check it out here. http://justicesystems.truman.edu/relatedlinks/links_index.asp Talk to an advisor for more information.
V.A. Leonard Scholarship is a $1,000 scholarship. Guidelines include submitting a paper on My Conception of Alpha Phi your conception of Alpha Phi Sigma and what direction you would like to see the Honor Society take in the future, in approximately 7 pages & “Why I Deserve this Scholarship” in 3 pages, state why you feel you deserve the scholarship and how you intend to use the scholarship money. The Regina B. Shearn Scholarship is Leadership and Service on the campus and in the community – submit a current copy of your Resume with leadership, service, honors/awards listed (on campus and in the community). It is a six page paper for a $1,000 scholarship. More scholarships and grants concerning the chapter can be found here. Information regarding guidelines, etc can be found at Alpha Phi Sigma’s website under Scholarships & Grants 2011.
Other Scholarships coming up such as the Certified Fraud Examiners may be found on the Justice Systems website under Scholarships. Deadlines for these are in January.


