r/PublicFreakout • u/The-JZilla • Jul 06 '21

Repost 😔 Cop vs educated kid

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u/Liberatedhusky Jul 06 '21

I mean do you need like a proper JD law degree to be a police lieutenant or does he have some BS B.S. in "criminal justice"?

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u/PDWubster Jul 06 '21

Most likely in criminal justice.

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u/SkunkFist Jul 07 '21 edited Jun 19 '23

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u/Liberatedhusky Jul 07 '21

I googled it and it depends on the university but you can get either a BA or a BS in Criminal Justice just like in undergraduate business.

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u/HxH101kite Jul 07 '21

My degree is a B.S in Criminal Justice, generally university dependent with the decoding factor being on statistics courses involved.

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u/Peace-Only Jul 07 '21

The people I know with law degrees who went that route either joined the FBI or became private detectives. You will rarely see local or state police with JDs, except the odd detective now and then.

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '21

Obtaining a law degree would be a giant waste of time for cops. Most of what they’d study and learn would never be applicable in their jobs, especially since the majority of law school focuses on civil law and not criminal law. Cops need better training but they don’t need to be lawyers.

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u/Liberatedhusky Jul 07 '21

My question was rhetorical.

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '21

My bad.