121. Centre For Crime And Justice Studies Charity which aims to inform and educate about all aspects of crime and the criminal justice system. Houses a wealth of UK criminal justice links, events, and publications, including The British Journal of Criminology and CJM. http://www.kcl.ac.uk/ccjs/

C J C S Centre for Crime and Justice Studies School of Law Kings College London 26-29 Drury Lane London WC2B 5RL Tel: 0207 848 1688 Fax: 0207 848 1689 Email: ccjs.enq@kcl.ac.uk Home Information Events CJM ... Law @ Kings The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies (CCJS) is a charity which aims to inform and educate about all aspects of crime and the criminal justice system from an objective standpoint, and in accordance with the Centre's values . We hope to encourage and facilitate healthy debate and understanding of the complex nature of issues concerning crime. CCJS News Crimeinfo website launched! CCJS is pleased to announce the launch of Crimeinfo, a new criminal justice website covering all aspects of the system dedicated to giving the public at large more information about crime and criminal justice issues. Interactive features on the site include: Judge for Yourself, putting you in the shoes (or the wig!) of a real life judge.

122. Annual Conference On Criminal Justice Research And Evaluation http://www.nijpcs.org/RE/

This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them.

123. Nevada County District Attorney Witness tips, budget graphs, a description of the criminal justice process, and summaries of the various programs of the district attorney. http://da.co.nevada.ca.us/

location.replace('http://new.mynevadacounty.com/da'); If you see this page, then your browser is not responding to Javascript redirects. Please CLICK HERE to be taken to the new Nevada County District Attorney's Office site at www.MyNevadaCounty.com!

124. Annual Conference On Criminal Justice Research And Evaluation http://www.nijpcs.org/RE/RE2003/

This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them.

125. Institute For Criminal Justice Education, Inc. (ICJE) Nonprofit organization which provides free or low cost training, legal articles, periodicals and books of interest to law enforcement officers and prosecutors. http://www.ICJE.org

var TlxPgNm='index'; Institute for Criminal Justice Education, Inc. (ICJE) Training Calendar Publications ICJE Links ICJE Articles ... Grants Backup for Law Enforcement Click below to receive ICJE News , our free newsletter containing links to law enforcement sites, current feature articles, legal updates and notices of training opportunities: Click Here to Join the Mailing List This month's research article: Grantwriting Basics FBI's Concealable Weapons Database Available. For more information, click here: Concealable Weapons Database The Faulkner University Master's Degree in Criminal Justice Online Program is now accepting applications. For more information, click here: Faulkner MCJ Online ICJE is pleased to host Employment Postings for Alabama Law Enforcement Agencies: Law Enforcement Job Opportunities Why your department needs a Website and how to get one FREE Departmental Website Information Click here for a demonstration of a low cost departmental Website: Sample Department Website For a list of archived links and short articles, click Here: Newsletter Archives Welcome to ICJE Search this site or the web powered by FreeFind Site search Web search To make a tax deductible donation to ICJE, click the box below:

126. Jay Albanese Home page of a criminologist specializes in organized crime, white collar crime, ethics, gambling and crime, and criminal justice education. http://www.marquiswhoswho.net/albanese/

Jay Samuel Albanese is a subject of biographical record in Marquis Who's Who Publications inclusion in which is limited to individuals who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in their own fields of endeavour and who have thereby, contributed significantly to the betterment of contemporary society Jay Samuel Albanese Occupation: criminologist, educator Born: Mineola, New York , February 10, 1953 Education BA, Niagara University, 1974 MA, Rutgers University, 1976 PhD, Rutgers University, 1981 Career Chief International Center National Institute Justice, 2002—; professor Niagara University, Niagara Falls, New York , 1981-96; professor government and pub. policy Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, 1996— Career Related Visiting professor Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, British Columbia, Can., 1988. Creative Works Author: Dealing with Delinquency, 2d edition, 1993, Organized Crime in America, 3d edition, 1996 Criminal Justice, 1999, 2nd. edition, 2002; co-author: Crime in America, 1993, White Collar Crime in America, 1995; editor: Contemporary Issues in Organized Crime, 1995, Organized Crime: World Perspectives, 2003; contributor articles to professional journals. Awards Memberships Fellow Academy Criminal Justice Scis., 2002/ member Am. Society Criminology, International Association Study Organized Crime (executive director 2002—), Northeastern Association Criminal Justice Scis. (president 1988-89), Academy Criminal Justice Scis.(president 1995-96), White Collar Crime Reserve Consortium (president 2000-02), Phi Kappa Phi.

127. Forensic Science Web Page. (Page 1) Provides an understanding of what forensic science entails, written by a corporate/legal/forensic investigator who holds a BA in criminal justice and an MA in Forensic Science, about to begin law school in the USA. http://home.earthlink.net/~thekeither/Forensic/forsone.htm

These web pages were created to provide the layperson with an easy understanding of what forensic science entails. With a large number of homepages on the net for forensic organizations, no one seems to have taken the time to explain the basics or to make them easily understood. Below, you will find brief explanations of some of the main disciplines within Forensic Science. Click on the icon to see a more in-depth explanation of that topic. The Forensic Icon Bar at the top of each page is an image map, linking directly to any of the other subject pages and to this index page. What is Forensic Science? Forensic Science is any aspect of science as it relates to the law. Typically, it includes the disciplines listed below, but just about any area of science could be called into question in a court of law. Firearms and Toolmark Identification. Firearms examination involves the identifying characteristics between firearm and projectile, projectile and target. Typically, this includes matching bullets to the gun that fired them. Toolmark identification involves the identifying characteristics between tools, such as a pry bar, and the object on which it is used, such as a door frame. Also included in the category are explosives and imprint evidence. Forensic Psychiatry and Profiling.

128. Methodist College Criminal Justice Studies Amanda Ritz. Receives the North Carolina criminal justice AssociationOutstanding Undergraduate Award. Cadet Amanda Ritz. Receives http://www.methodist.edu/criminaljustice/

Site best viewed with at 800 x 600 This site built with Welcome to the Methodist College Department of Justice Studies Web Site The Justice Studies Department now has a new Applied Forensic Science concentration - Link Here Scholarships Available Through NC Police Corps An Overview of Our Department The purpose of the Justice Studies Pro gram is to provide students with a system orientation to the field of criminal justice and a holistic view of behavior, conditions, and circumstances that produce crime and criminality. Crime, criminality, and the criminal justice system are studied from a social science perspective. Students acquire a knowledge base and comprehensive understanding of criminological theory as it applies to the causation, prevention, control, and treatment of criminal behavior. The Program provides students the opportunity to acquire the necessary skills in interpersonal communications, program development, community organization, planning and research to function in a professional position in the field of criminal justice. December 2003 Graduation December 2003 Graduates (left to right) Daniel McKeel and Stuart Shaw enjoy the moment.

129. Bureau Of Justice Statistics Home Page Statistics regarding crimes and victims, drugs, criminal offenders, the justice system, enforcement, and prosecution. http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/

U.S. Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Statistics What's new Publications Press Releases Funding Contact us ... Help Search: Criminal victimization Crime characteristics Victim characteristics Incident-based statistics ... NCHIP , Criminal history records NIBRS , Incident-based reporting Data for analysis Data Online Spreadsheets Datasets and codebooks ... Related sites Bureau of Justice Statistics www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/ Send comments to askbjs@ojp.usdoj.gov OJP Freedom of Information Act page Page last revised on January 30, 2004

130. Welcome To The National Sheriffs' Association! Represents sheriffs, the office of sheriff, law enforcement and criminal justice professionals. http://www.sheriffs.org/

We are currently optimizing this site so that you will be able to view this feature soon. Please use Microsoft Internet Explorer until then. ENTER

131. Commons Standing Committee B Criminal Justice Bill Includes the official report of proceedings for each sitting of the Committee, plus the Committee membership and the latest version of the Bill. http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/cm200203/cmstand/b/cmcrim.h

Search Advanced Search Home Glossary Index ... Parliament Live section... Parliamentary Publications and Archives Site Map Bills Hansard Directories Frequently Asked Questions Judicial Work House of Commons Publications on the internet Standing Committee Debates on Bills Other Standing Committee Debates Criminal Justice Bill in Standing Committee B Here you can browse the debates in House of Commons Standing Committee B on the Criminal Justice Bill: Membership of the Committee Latest version of the Bill Report of proceedings 32nd sitting 4 March 2003 (afternoon) 31st sitting 4 March 2003 (morning) ... 17th December 2002 (morning) Revised 5 March 2003

132. A Jail And Corrections Planning Resource: JCI criminal justice system planners and evaluators. Offers information on jail needs assessments; developing alternatives to incarceration; resolving jail overcrowding; evaluating program effectiveness and costefficiency; analyzing staffing needs; finding grant funding. http://justiceconcepts.com/

Ideas and services for decision makers who seek solutions to jail and corrections problems. CONTENTS Informative articles Jail consulting services Support for local architects Program and evaluation services ... Who we seek to work with us INFORMATIVE ARTICLES THESE ARTICLES ARE AVAILABLE IN WEB VERSION OR PDF: Click on an underlined title to read an article in web version. Click on to view an article in PDF (Portable Document Format) version. Articles published in PDF have a cleaner appearance, which is desirable when printing them. If you do not have Acrobat Reader, which reads PDF files, click on the Get Acrobat Reader link to obtain the software free of charge. The Adobe site will download and automatically install the software for you. If you plan to dowload Acrobat Reader, be sure to bookmark this JCI web page so that you can return. "What County Commissioners Need to Know About Their Jail" Six basic things county commissioners should know about their jail that will help in making decisions on jail budgets and issues affecting county liability. "(Overview) Jail Bloating: A Common But Unnecessary Cause of Jail Overcrowding" Highlights of the following nineteen page article on the very costly problem of jail overcrowding.

133. INDIANA CRIMINAL JUSTICE INSTITUTE http://www.ai.org/cji/

134. NCJRS: Juvenile Justice NCJRS's reference location for many PDF, HTML, and ASCI II publications on juvenile justice. http://virlib.ncjrs.org/JuvenileJustice.asp

var strIP = '67.18.104.18' View all Topics (alpha list) Corrections Courts Drugs and Crime International ... More Issues in Criminal Justice In the Spotlight More Spotlights Juvenile Justice In the Spotlight: Gangs In the Spotlight: Prisoner Reentry In the Spotlight: School Safety In the Spotlight: Club Drugs View other Juvenile Justice resources View all publications on this site listed alphabetically Juvenile Justice publications sorted by date - most recent first HTML When Your Child Is Missing: A Family Survival Guide. 5/2004, NCJ 204958. PDF HTML Police Encounters with Juvenile Suspects: Explaining the Use of Authority and Provision of Support, Final Report. 4/2004, NCJ 205125. PDF Police Encounters with Juvenile Suspects: Explaining the Use of Authority and Provision of Support, Executive Summary Report. 4/2004, NCJ 205124. PDF Police Response to Gangs: A Multi-Site Study. 4/2004, NCJ 205003. PDF The Effect of Juvenile Justice System Processing on Subsequent Delinquent and Criminal Behavior: A Cross-National Study. 4/2004, NCJ 205001.

135. Law Enforcement And Criminal Justice - Main GIS allows law enforcement and criminal justice personnel to effectively plan foremergency response, determine mitigation priorities, analyze historical events http://www.esri.com/industries/lawenforce/

@import url(/styles/standards_menu.css); Store Contact Us Careers Crime Analysis "Geographic crime analysis enhances the efforts of our officers on the street and helps them do a better job." Chief Tom Casady, Lincoln, Nebraska Police Department Community Policing Hot spot analysis of auto thefts along Interstate 10 in Redlands, California Mobile/In-Vehicle Mapping 3D density analysis of crime incidents within a major metropolitan area. Megan's Law ArcIMS software-based application built for Los Angeles county to identify known sex offender locations Emergency/Event Management GIS was proven to be a vital component in critical situational awareness and analysis in the D.C. sniper case and other events. GIS for Law Enforcement Main GIS for Your Business Law Enforcement and the GIS Enterprise Crime and Investigative Analysis Community Policing and Public Information Criminal Justice and Intelligence ... GIS in Related Industries News and Community News Releases Events and Training User Community ESRI Contacts Success Stories User Showcase Map Book Gallery Products and Services How to Buy FEMA's HAZUS-MH ESRI Technology Business Partners GIS software uses geography and computer-generated maps as an interface for integrating and accessing massive amounts of location-based information. GIS allows law enforcement and criminal justice personnel to effectively plan for emergency response, determine mitigation priorities, analyze historical events, and predict future events. GIS can also be used to get critical information to emergency responders upon dispatch or while en route to an incident to assist in tactical planning and response.

136. Chadwick University Business administration, criminal justice, and general study degrees. http://www.chadwick.edu/

137. Templar Corporation Templar's software products empower criminal justice agencies to securely share information across physical and agency boundaries. The main product, Informant, allows officers to access critical, lifesaving information, regardless of officer location. Users query multiple databases using any web browser from a desktop, laptop, cell phone or PDA through any TCP/IP network. http://www.templarcorp.com

138. Criminal Justice Training Authority - Northwest New Mexico's Police Academy CJTA © 2002. Comments or questions? Email the webmaster. http://www.cjta.net/

About Us Academy Schedule Training Films Defensive Driving Programs ... Training Docs This site requires Internet Explorer CJTA © 2002 Comments or questions? E-mail the webmaster

139. Action For Justice And The Campaign For A Fair Hearing: Home Page Examines examples of injustice in the UK criminal justice system and calls for ministerial accountability and constitutional reform. Offers links to a wide variety of campaign sites and political resources. http://www.action4justice-fairhearing.org.uk/

Home About Action for Justice About The Campaign for A Fair Hearing The Rock ... Contact us For Ourselves and Posterity A Principled Parliament and Reliable Courts Our practical and imaginative strategy for obtaining the full benefits of democracy and law is based upon bringing prominent people and grass roots organisations together outside of party politics. Our priority must be to emphasise that which unites us. An organisation in which everyone agrees on everything is a cult. A society in which disagreement is paramount is chaotic. At the updating of this site in January 2003, there are intense pressures in many parts of the world for a dangerous comformity. At the same time there are great tensions caused by differences. Trusting in that which is best in humankind, we are forming a consensus for decency and fairness. In addressing the task of learning how better decisions can be made by ministers and judges, we expect to go beyond the toleration of other people and their views; we expect to value them. In doing so, we will be backing a social contract in which each person's right to their own perception of the world is partnered by their moral obligation to make that view as informed, honest and unselfish as is humanly possible.

140. Criminal Justice Homepage Welcome to the Department of criminal justice and the home of WCU’s new EmergencyManagement Program. The struggle between good and evil is as old as time. http://www.wcu.edu/aps/cj/

Online Program NEWSFLASH!! Welcome to the Department of Criminal Justice The struggle between good and evil is as old as time. It strikes at the nature of the human heart and defines the character of a society. That's why Western Carolina University's degree in criminal justice means law enforcement and much more. It calls for an understanding of a wide range of disciplines: philosophy, psychology, sociology, and political science, to name a few. but specifically, criminal justice involves the law, criminal behavior, and the arena in which the two ultimately meet: the United States justice system. Supporting the drama are the Constitution and our democratic society. A lot to ask of just one major? We don't think so. We want you to be highly qualified for a wide range of positions after graduation. You are visitor number since November 14, 2001 Maintained by the College of Applied Sciences email: the webmaster

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 7     121-140 of 194    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | 7  | 8  | 9  | 10  | Next 20