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I mean, is it even a useful way? Unless you major in pre-law, you aren't going to know more about the legal system than you got from high school civics.
by bpodgursky 4y ago
I mean, is it even a useful way? Unless you major in pre-law, you aren't going to know more about the legal system than you got from high school civics.
- 0des 4y agoIf you want to be a detective you might value the post highschool education. Out of the ones I've known, they tend to have a criminal justice degree. They drive different vehicles, interact with people in different contexts, and may have different pay grades.
- leoqa 4y agoMany (perhaps most) police departments require new cadets to be patrol officers for N years prior to being promoted to Detective. Once promoted to the equivalent rank, you still need an opening on a unit and it can be competitive from what I gather.
- 0des 4y agoThat makes sense. I'm not sure that on-the-road experience can be taught in class, same for most things.
- pharrington 4y agoYou're right, I assumed way too much when I made my comment. Mea Culpa.