Research Guides : Criminal Justice
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Criminal Justice, Administration of
Criminology
Crime
Criminal law
Criminals
Justice, Administration of
Here are entered works on the criminal justice system. Works on the discipline that studies the causes, detection and prevention of crime, and the treatment or punishment of criminals, are entered under Criminology. Works on the occurrence of crime are entered under Crime.
HV7231 - HV9960
Databases (FS Access Only)
(Listed by database from which they may be accessed. Click here to go to the list of databases. )
Criminal
Justice Periodicals Index
Provides indexing with abstracts and some full text of U.S. and international
criminal justice journals including information for professionals in law
enforcement, corrections administration, drug enforcement, rehabilitation,
family law, and industrial security. Indexes 1981-current.
Lexis-Nexis
Academic
Selected Legal Research from the menu at the left. Choose from Secondary
Literature, Case Law, Codes & Regulations, International Legal Materials,
Patent Research, and Career Information. Law Review articles, newspapers,
state codes, cases, and all other materials are full-text.
Index
to Legal Periodicals & Books (via WilsonWeb)
Provides indexing with abstracts of articles from legal periodicals and
indexes law books. Periodical coverage includes law reviews, bar association
journals, university publications, yearbooks, institutes, and government
publications. Covers all areas of jurisprudence, including recent court
decisions, new legislation, and original scholarship. Indexing 1982-current,
Full text 1994-current. *Subset of Wilson OmniFile Full text Mega. 'Legal
(ILP)' from the pull down menu under 'Subject Area'.
REFERENCE
The concise dictionary of crime and justice / Mark S. Davis.
REF HV6017 .D38 2002
The dictionary of criminal justice / George E. Rush ; with summaries of
Supreme Court cases affecting criminal justice [by] Judith Hails Kaci.
REF HV7411 .R87 2000
The encyclopedic dictionary of criminology / George E. Rush, Sam Torres.
REF HV6017 .R87 1998
The Roxbury dictionary of criminal justice: key terms and major court cases
/ Dean J. Champion.
REF HV7411 .C48 1997
Encyclopedia of crime and punishment / David Levinson, editor.
REF HV6017 .E524 2002 v.1-4
Encyclopedia of forensic sciences / editor-in-chief, Jay A. Siegel
REF HV8073.E58 2000 v. 1-3
Encyclopedia
of crime and justice [electronic resource]. Dressler, Joshua, Editor
in Chief.
[ Gale's Virtual Reference Library ]
Sourcebook
of criminal justice statistics online [electronic resource] / Bureau
of Justice Statistics. Washington, DC : U.S. Dept. of Justice, Bureau of
Justice Statistics
[ http://www.albany.edu/sourcebook/ ]
The Oxford handbook of criminology / edited by Mike Maguire,
HV6025 .O87 2002
The great pictorial history of world crime / Jay Robert Nash.
HV6215 .N37 2004 v.1-2
Web Sites
Criminal
Justice Resources on the Web
Comprehensive site for criminal justice related Internet resources. Provides
links to diverse sources such as law databases, federal criminal justice
agencies, police agencies, criminal justice information systems and statistics,
juvenile delinquency, prisons, discussion groups, electronic journals, court
decisions, and international criminal justice sources on topics such as
drug and alcohol abuse, civil rights, due process, juvenile delinquency,
crime statistics, and prisons.
Bureau
of Justice Statistics Search
The U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) Search provides statistics about
-- Crime and victims, -- Drugs and crime, -- Criminal offenders, -- The
justice system in the United States, -- Law enforcement, -- Prosecution,
-- Courts and sentencing, -- Corrections, -- Justice expenditure and employment."
Datasets are available for downloading. Go back to the BJS homepage to get
more detail on titles/series available.
Use checkoff-boxes to limit searches:
Search the entire BJS website, or limit to PDF-documents or other categories;
Office of Justice Programs -- searches all OJP websites including BJS.
National Criminal Justice Reference Service : includes many publications
from the OJP agencies including some BJS publications.
U.S. Bureau of
Justice Statistics
The U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics provides statistical reports on crime,
criminal justice, law enforcement, and criminals in the United States. In
addition, data sets are available for downloading. Also offered are: BJS
electronic publications; BJS press releases; and descriptions of BJS products,
funding programs, and programs.
National Criminal Justice Reference Service
The National Criminal Justice Reference Service is a very well-organized,
comprehensive site offering access to information about crime, law enforcement,
and criminal justice in the United States
Last Modified: 4/10/2006

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