Hackney Library: Criminology and Criminal Justice: Other Resources

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Offender Information Portal (NC) This link opens in a new window
The "Offender Public Search" link on this site allows you to search by name or ID number for public information on North Carolina inmates, probationers or parolees since 1972. This system enables users to view and download public information from the NC Department of Correction database for convicted offenders. Other links available to the public include information on prisoner release, escaped prisoners, and correction statistics. (Some other links are restricted to law enforcement personnel.)

Masters Degree in Criminal Justice Programs This link opens in a new window
Contains a list by state of all the nationally accredited masters programs in Criminal Justice, from 282 schools across the country.
National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) Abstracts Database and Full Text Database This link opens in a new window
The Abstracts Database contains summaries of more than 160,000 criminal justice publications (books, reports, articles) from the 1970's to the present. The Full Text Database includes more than 1,500 publications from the NCJRS web site and its partner agency web sites.
Redwood Highway This link opens in a new window
Includes links from around the world dealing with the nature, extent, control, and prevention of crime, as well as links to the scientific study of crime, to electronic and print publications, and to the profession of criminology.
U.S. Department of Justice This link opens in a new window
Provides links to all Department of Justice agencies.
Western (U.S.) Society of Criminology This link opens in a new window
Housed at California State University, Long Beach, School of Criminology, Criminal Justice, & Emergency Management, this site provides full-text to several of the Western Criminology Society's publications, including the Western Criminologist (newsletter), the Western Criminology Review (journal), and links to many criminology sites.

Trafficking Culture
Trafficking Culture is an interdisciplinary research consortium with an overall interest in understanding the illicit trade in cultural objects, developing and refining an evidence base for promoting effective policy interventions to reduce this global form of trafficking.

Our researchers, based at Glasgow University, Oxford University, and the University of Victoria at Wellington, combine criminological and archaeological expertise and participate in a number of independent, but thematically-overlapping research projects, supported by the rest of the Trafficking Culture consortium and by other colleagues. Our work is geographically diverse and inherently interdisciplinary.