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JJCCJ
(redirected from John Jay College of Criminal Justice)

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JJCCJJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice (New York City)
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] John Jay College of Criminal Justice reached a major milestone last week when the final piece of steel was hoisted into place during a special topping out ceremony for a $457 million construction project.
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Greene received her BS from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and her JD from Albany Law School of Union University.
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