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360 degrees
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This site provides comprehensive research capabilities on the U.S. criminal justice system and incarcerations. It also helps educate the public and promote forum and local dialogues through the use of media.
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Access to Justice Technology Bill of Rights
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This site was established by Washington State Supreme Court and administered by the Washington State Bar Association. It promotes the use of technology to guarantee and protect the right of equal access to justice for all persons in Washington State.
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Building blocks for Youth
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This web site originated from a group of law and philanthropic organizations to promote fair and effective juvenile justice policies for minority youth.
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Bureau of Justice Statistics
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This is the U. S. Department of Justice's website with statistics on crimes & victims, drugs & crime, criminal offenders, corrections, etc. and links to data from other sources.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
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The Department of Justice's Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) site provides drug related statistics, access to DEA publications and DEA programs.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation - FBI
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This is an excellent source of information on crime in the United States. Many relevant documents, such as the Uniform Crime Reports are available here.
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Federal Rules of Evidence
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Compiled by the Legal Information Institute at Cornell Unviersity.
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Florida Department of Corrections
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The website of the Florida Department of Corrections includes numerous reports and statistical pages.
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Florida Department of Law Enforcement
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The State of Florida's Law Enforcement website is a resource center for citizens, career information and Criminal Justice.
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National Archive of Criminal Justice Data
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This site promotes and facilitates research in criminal justice by preserving and disseminating computerized crime and justice data from federal and state agencies and research projects.
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National Criminal Justice Reference Service
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The National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) is a "federally sponsored clearinghouse" for information on criminal and juvenile justice, and drug control. Includes domestic and international resources.
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Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics Online
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This sourcebook puts together data (600 tables) from more than 100 sources on a diversity of topics related to criminal justice in the U.S.
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World Factbook of Criminal Justice Systems, The
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From the U.S. Department of Justice, there are 42 countries represented here.
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