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Association for Criminal Justice Research (California)
acjrca.org
A group of public servants, practitioners, evaluators, analysts and academics sharing information from a research focus. Includes membership details, conference information, list of member interest areas, and newsletters.
National Center on Institutions and Alternatives
ncianet.org
Private nonprofit, progressive, and effective criminal justice and human services agency founded in 1977.
Vera Institute of Justice
vera.org
A nonprofit organization that works closely with government to improve the services that people rely on for safety and justice.
Community Justice Exchange
communityjustice.org
Offers information and assistance to help bring together criminal justice agencies and ordinary citizens to make communities safer.
United States Department of Justice
usdoj.gov
Primary federal criminal investigation and enforcement agency.
Almanac of Policy Issues: Criminal Justice
policyalmanac.org
Background information and links on U.S. criminal justice policy, including issues like gun control, drug policy, and the death penalty.
Centre for Restorative Justice, Simon Fraser University
sfu.ca
Information about the center, with resources and details of current projects, as well as information about the 2001 Ron Wiebe Memorial Lecture and Dialogue on Restorative Justice.
Miranda Rights
usgovinfo.about.com
News and resources on the history and fate of the warnings given while being arrested.
Criminal Justice Policy Foundation
cjpf.org
CJPF provides information to policy makers and the public to promote innovative ideas about criminal justice issues, including sentencing, drug policy, and police policy.
Peacemaking & Crime
peacemakingandcrime.blogspot.com
Provides information about peacemaking in the U.S. criminal justice system and resources useful to those in interested in alternatives to the war on crime.
Center for Community Alternatives
communityalternatives.org
Works in the fields of juvenile and criminal justice and offers training, research and technical assistance.
HomeFair.com
homefair.com
Compares crime rates for major North American cities.
Atlantic Unbound
theatlantic.com
A collection of articles on crime from the Atlantic Monthly.
Dr. Frank Schmalleger's Talk Justice
talkjustice.com
Gives a voice to criminal justice practitioners, academicians, students, crime victims, and interested citizens, covering police, courts, corrections, victims, crime causation, and the death penalty.
Crime and Criminals Email List
groups.yahoo.com
The purpose of this list is to talk about crimes, criminals, and punishment. The latest news is posted to this site everyday.
You Have the Power
yhtp.org
Not-for-profit agency devoted to raising awareness about criminal justice and crime prevention. Resource links and sale of educational products.
Transparency International (TI)
transparency.org
International non-governmental organisation devoted to combating corruption. TI focuses on prevention and reforming systems.
CAVEAT
caveat.org
Advocacy and education to reduce violence with a focus on public education, victims rights and the justice system.
Community Justice Portal
cjp.org.uk
Information exchange, networking and e-learning for people working in the community and criminal justice system. Includes news, press releases, job ads, publications, and discussion forum. [Registration required]
National Criminal Justice Reference Service
ncjrs.gov
Lists publications and links on corrections, courts, crime, drugs, international crime, juvenile justice, law enforcement, research, statistics, crime victims.
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What kind of questions would an Anthropologist, Sociologist, and a Psychologist ask?
Q. What would they ask about the ecole polytech incident in montreal of december 13 1989?
Asked by S.Williams - Sun Sep 7 17:07:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A sociologist would ask how feminism affected him and why it caused him problems when the rest of society didn't do this. He would ask why the man interacted with women if he hated them. The psychologist would ask what his mother or other signficant women in his life did to him to make him hate them and why he felt the need to kill others instead of them. The anthropologist would ask how feminism has evoloved to the point that it caused a man to go nuts and if this was an hiccup in the cultural evolution or was this indicative of a broader problem. Feivel asks "What the heck is wrong with that nutjob in the first place?" and most importantly "Are there more like him out there?"
Answered by Feivel JPAA - Sun Sep 7 17:14:44 2008
Q. What would they ask about the ecole polytech incident in montreal of december 13 1989?
Asked by S.Williams - Sun Sep 7 17:07:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A sociologist would ask how feminism affected him and why it caused him problems when the rest of society didn't do this. He would ask why the man interacted with women if he hated them. The psychologist would ask what his mother or other signficant women in his life did to him to make him hate them and why he felt the need to kill others instead of them. The anthropologist would ask how feminism has evoloved to the point that it caused a man to go nuts and if this was an hiccup in the cultural evolution or was this indicative of a broader problem. Feivel asks "What the heck is wrong with that nutjob in the first place?" and most importantly "Are there more like him out there?"
Answered by Feivel JPAA - Sun Sep 7 17:14:44 2008
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