Michigan State University Libraries
Directory of links to criminal justice periodicals.

360 Degrees
Online collection of stories related by inmates, correctional officers, lawyers, judges, parole officers, parents, victims and others affected by the American criminal justice system.

AARP.org - Scams
Resources to avoid becoming the victim of telemarketing, credit card and investment scams.

American Police Beat
Online magazine for American law enforcement professionals.

American
Online publication from an international association comprised of probation, parole and corrections professionals.

Biosecurity Journal
Scholarly journal addressing biosecurity and bioterrorism issues.

Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law
Scholarly journal concerning regional, national and international criminal law issues.

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
News and resources from the organization mandated to assist United Nations member countries combat illicit drug sales, crime and terrorism.

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
News and resources about the CIA and its role in preventing terrorism and other crimes against the U.S.

The Corrections Connection
Online community and news source for American corrections professionals.

Corrections Today
Online periodical published by the American Correctional Association (ACA).

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
Online presence for the American government agency mandated to enforce the law and ensure public safety.

Police Foundation Publications
An online library from the Police Foundation, an organization dedicated to creating "a new body of knowledge about policing."

House Arrest Services, Inc.
The company that provides the equipment required for electronic monitoring of offenders under house arrest.

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Monthly publication by the FBI that covers law enforcement issues.

Forensic Science Communications
Quarterly journal published by the FBI that addresses issues in forensic science.

Access Control and Security Systems magazine
Business-to-business magazine focusing on the use of security systems by corporate America to increase safety at the workplace.

International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution
Website for a non-profit organization that focuses on issues involved in public and private dispute resolution.

JointFX.com
Website with resources for helping convicts reenter society successfully. Sponsored by a highly experienced parole officer.

Justice Concepts Inc.
Consultants providing correctional solutions that ultimately benefit American taxpayers.

Lawyers.com
Online directory of lawyers and resources for conducting legal research.

National Center for Victims of Crime
News and resources from a national non-profit organization dedicated to victim rights and advocacy.

National Institute of Justice
Website for the USDJ's research, development, and evaluation agency. The National Institute of Justice focuses on crime control research and justice issues.

NIJ Journal Archive
Online version of the NIJ publication, NIJ Journal, a scholarly publication dedicated to crime research.

Officer.com
News, forums, and resources for police officers.

Office of Justice Programs - Reentry
News and directory of resources for those released from state and federal prisons.

The Sentencing Project
National non-profit promoting reforms in sentencing law and alternatives to incarceration.

Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics
A plethora of criminal justice research data from the U.S. Government Bureau of Justice Statistics.

Stop Prisoner Rape
Non-profit organization focused on ending sexual violence in all forms of detention.

United Nations Human Rights
News, publications, and resources about human rights from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, the branch of the United Nations dedicated to international promotion and protection of all human rights.

United States Sentencing Commission
News, training resources, publications and other information from the organization responsible for developing federal sentencing guidelines and advising Congress, the Executive Branch, and the Judiciary on crime and sentencing policy.