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Criminal Justice

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Call # Subject
HV6035-6197 Criminal anthropology, including criminal types and criminal psychology
HV6201-6249 Victimology
HV7231-9960 Criminal justice administration
KF9219- KF9461 Criminal Law in the United States
KF9219 General principles of criminal law
KF9300-9461 Specific offenses, like assault, theft, drug crimes

These call numbers cover various aspects of criminal justice, from criminology and law enforcement to corrections, juvenile justice, and criminal law.

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Checking Out Books

To check out materials you must have a current photo student ID. Non-student residents of Volusia and Flagler counties may apply for a community patron account, which allows them to borrow materials from the library. A driver's license or state issued photo ID may be required for some reserve items.

Borrowing Limits

Daytona State Students, Faculty, and Staff may borrow 5 items on a topic and may have a total of 20 items on loan at any one time. Community patrons may borrow up to 4 items at a time.

Borrowing Periods

Circulating materials generally circulate for 2 weeks and may be renewed 1 time if there is not a hold on them.  Daytona State baccalaureate students and UCF upper division and graduate students may check out books for 4 weeks with 1 renewal.

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  1. Login by Clicking in SSO (Single Sign-On) and entering your DSC email and password.
  2. Click on View Loans and click Renew in the items you would like to renew. Remember, you must renew an item the day before it is due. Overdue items can not be renewed.
  3. Don't forget the new due date in the back of the book!

Please note that the above are general guidelines and may not apply to all materials or patrons. The Library can provide additional information on these topics. To contact the library, please call (386) 506-3055.