These are permanently held electronic reference items. There may be other electronic reference items in the catalogue.
Encyclopedia of Crime and Punishment. 3 vols. Ref HV6017 E5243 2016.
Encyclopedia of Crime and Justice. Ref. KF9223 E6 2002. (Good source of essays and historical knowledge. Not current in terms of statistics and current law.)
Includes: Criminal Justice Database (1981 - current) and
National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) Abstracts Database (1975 - current)
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Muse in Focus: Addressing Gun Violence Project Muse has made available electronic books and articles on the issue of gun violence.
Marshall Project Nonprofit, nonpartisan organization focusing on reporting on the US criminal justice system and encouraging a conversation about criminal justice in order to bring about social change.
Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Books Great source of book reviews. Maintained by Rutgers University
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