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International Police Enforcement Cooperation Last Updated Date: 26 Aug 09 4 Credits, Semester 1 Course Description: In the 21st century international or inter-country cooperation in criminal matters has become more indispensable component of effective law enforcement than ever. The purpose of this course is to provide students with a canvas of legal, policy, and practical issues involved in key selected topics in the area. These topics include the following: (1) issuing international criminal notices and populating international databases, (2) checking and acting upon the information contained in the notices and data bases, (3) gathering evidence, (4) conducting criminal analysis & intelligence, (5) coordinating investigations and operations, (6) executing arrests and extraditions, and (7) providing testimony and others for trail. Course Convenor: Visiting Prof Ronald K Noble Co-teacher(s): Visiting Prof Rutsel Martha Module Codes: LL4153 / LL5153 / LL6153 Contact Hours: 9 session over 3 weeks: Three, 3hrs continuous weekly seminars Workload: Intensive course: [12 - 31 Aug] Mode of Assessment: Either (1): Research Paper 100% [Due: Mon, 5 Oct 09, 10am] OR (2): 48-hr THExam - 100% [Release: Fri, 2 Oct 09, 4pm; Due: Sun, 4 Oct 09, 4pm] Preclusions: Nil Prerequisites: NUS Compulsory Core Law Curriculum or equivalent. Examination Date: Different Mode of Examination Click here to go Back |
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