Jennifer Stevenson edited and updated this guide through 2024.
Click on the link below for Open Educational Resources for Criminal Justice:
Need to select a research topic or find background information?
The Reference Collection includes a variety of different sources, such as: subject-focused encyclopedias, handbooks, almanacs, maps/atlases, statistical compendiums, dictionaries, and more. Look here to find introductory articles on subject-related topics. The broad perspective offered by such articles often proves helpful for narrowing research topics before pursuing more in-depth information.
This guide provides some recommendations for encyclopedias and other reference resources that might provide helpful information relating to your topic.
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The following databases provide information that will help you identify psychological tests and measuring instruments.
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Several of the library's statistics databases are listed below. Please also refer to the Criminal Justice and Population Statistics websites listed under the Find Web Sites tab, where you will find links to the Uniform Crime Reports (UCR), National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), and U.S. Census.
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