Jack E. Call

Radford University

• Office: Adams Building
• Phone: 703-831-5391
• Fall 2005 office hours: 1:00-2:00, MWF; 11:00-12:00, Th
• Fall 2005 classes: CRJU 315, 10:00 & 11:00, MWF; CRJU 655, 6:30 T; UNIV 100, 12:30, TTh

Personal Pastimes

Education

• B.S. in Education, Ball State University, 1967
• J.D., Marshall-Wythe School of Law, College of William & Mary, 1974
• Ph.D., Political Science, University of Georgia, 1985

Professional Background

• 1967-71, Coast Guard Officer, Yorktown, VA
• 1974-77, Coast Guard Legal Officer, New Orleans, LA
• 1978-83, Institute of Government, University of Georgia (part-time, usually)
• 1983-85, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska-Omaha
• 1985-present, Professor of Criminal Justice, Radford University

Courses Currently Taught

• Criminal Law (CRJU 360)
• Constitutional Rights of the Accused (Graduate and Undergraduate) (CRJU 315; CRJU 655)
• Courts and the Criminal Process (CRJU 233)
• Judicial Behavior (Graduate) (CRJU 620)
• Criminal Justice Internships (CRJU 484)

Publications

• Prisoners' Rights
• Criminal Procedure
• Other Publications

Course Materials

    CRJU 315 -- Constitutional Rights of the Accused

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     CRJU 484 -- Criminal Justice Internship

            Syllabus - Summer 2005 

VACP Materials

• Summer 2002 Training Materials
• Summer 2003 Training Materials: Recent Legal Developments
• Custodial Arrests in Virginia (June 2003)
• Summer 2004 Training Materials: Recent Legal Developments
• Table on Terry Stops vs. Arrests (2004)
• Comparison of Different Types of Car Searches (2004)
• Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Diagram (2004)
• Summer 2005 Training Materials
• Summer 2006 Training Materials
• Summer 2007 VACP Handout
• Summary of Cases 2007

Course Syllabi

• CRJU 315 (Constitutional Rights of the Accused)
• CRJU 484 (Criminal Justice Internship)
• CRJU 690 (Charging to Appeal - taught at Abingdon Higher Education Center, Summer 2002)