Security and Global Studies Resources

Becoming a criminal lawyer is much more than choosing a profession. Ultimately, it’s about recognizing a calling to ensure that justice is properly served.

Dr. Andre Slonopas reviews Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), a security solution that protects sensitive information and critical infrastructures from cybersecurity threats.

Research methods in criminal justice enable researchers to address some of the most pressing issues that affect our society.

Criminal behavioral analysts, also referred to as criminal investigative analysts or criminal profilers, play a major role in solving crimes and upholding justice.

Becoming a lawyer is both a fulfilling journey that requires an educational background and a dedication to studying law for the lifetime of your career. The law is ever-evolving, and lawyers must perpetually build on their existing knowledge to address changes and shifts in the legal landscape.

Linda C. Asher provides an overview of Legal Entrepreneurship and how it relates to access to justice.

In this article, Dr. Jarrod Sadulski discusses what a criminal justice degree is and how you earn one.

Teaching criminal justice is important because it provides the opportunity to provide vital, real-world knowledge to postsecondary criminal justice students.

Access to justice is a fundamental principle in a formal justice system and a civil society.

In this article, Dr. Alison Becker discusses access to justice and focus on affordable legal help.

This article reviews patent law, a specialized field of law within the broader scope of intellectual property law.

In this article, Dr. Jarrod Sadulski discusses how to become a criminal investigator.