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Extractions: The Death Penalty Information Center is a non-profit organization serving the media and the public with analysis and information on issues concerning capital punishment. Many reports, along with a wealth of statistics are available at this site. Florida State University's criminal justice resource site
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Extractions: Contact Marie if you require any additional help with information sources: email: mnicholson@lincoln.ac.uk or telephone: If you are studying Criminology, there are a variety of electronic information sources which you can use. Some of these are subscribed to by the University, others are freely available on the Internet. On this page, the sources have been placed under the following headings: Databases Useful Internet sites ^Top Most of the databases available provide abstracts and indexes or full text of journal articles. Some of these databases are available from the University network, others from the Internet. As these are subscription based resources, they are not always available off campus or on every campus. Web of Science
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Extractions: Effective November 1999 What is ACJS? The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences is a rapidly growing organization in the field of criminal justice education, research, and policy analysis. Purpose Promotional Services Available The purpose of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences is to promote scholarly and professional activities in the field of criminal justice. During the past decade the Academy has matured so that it is now one of the major scholarly associations in the field. The Academys success in creating this dynamic professional association is due to the composition of its membership. The Academy is comprised of an amalgam of scholars (international in scope and multidisciplinary in orientation), professionals (from all segments of the justice system), and students. Advertising Mailing Lists Rental Justice Quarterly (JQ) This is an official journal of the ACJS. Although criminal justice is the primary focus, research in related areas is also solicited. Advertisements reach approximately 3,000 educators in political science, sociology, public administration, and psychology, in addition to criminal justice educators. For research purposes, Justice Quarterly is indexed in Criminology and Penology Abstracts, Police Science Abstracts, Criminal Justice Periodical Index and Criminal Justice Abstracts.
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MORE SITES Justice Pages Cecil Greek's Criminal Justice Resources on the Web Sponsored byFlorida State University School of criminology. Police mailing lists A mailing http://www.ci.tucson.az.us/mantis/dpsother.htm
E-mail Lists YOURLAST-NAME Academically-oriented criminology discussion list. NAME YOUR-LAST-NAMEThis mailing list is Secondary Traumatic Stress listserv@lists.apa.org http://www.vaonline.org/email.html
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY RESOURCES mailing lists Forenpsy Forensic Psychology/Psychiatry mailing List Psychology Law mailing List Corrections on Prisons Prison Legal News criminology. http://flash.lakeheadu.ca/~pals/forensics/links.htm
Extractions: Many psychology journals are online. However, only a few provide some or all of their paper editions online. Below you will only find journals that do provide their articles online and for free. I have only included journals of interest to forensic psychologists. For a list of all online journals CLICK HERE Crime Times FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin - every issue is online. Req's 'acrobat' Canadian Journal of Behavioral Science (CPA) - 1992-96 issues are online Current Research in Social Psychology Journal of Credibility Assessment and Witness Psychology Forensic Psychiatry Online - has a few articles online (they never change) The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry - they will send you a preview copy Science and Justice: The Journal of the Forensic Science Society
Law Lists On The Internet science, public policy, international relations, business, economics, criminology,health, etc most comprehensive list of lawrelated mailing lists is Lyonette http://www.law.warwick.ac.uk/ltj/3-2f.html
Extractions: Law Lists on the Internet Lyonette Louis-Jacques, University of Chicago What is a "Law List"? A "law list" is an electronic mailing list for substantive discussions of law-related issues. A law list can also focus on dissemination of information about print and electronic law-related resources, computing and librarianship. It can be an electronic newsletter or journal on a law-related topic. A list can be called a listserv, mailing list, electronic discussion group, forum, e-mail list, e-conferences, and sometimes, "bulletin board" (though that confuses it with bulletin board systems or BBSs - see guides below for clarification). Lists are similar to, but not the same as Usenet newsgroups (though some lists have a Usenet gateway; newsgroups are discussed in general guides to law-related resources, and will not be covered in this article). Law lists are run on various software, the most popular being the Eric Thomas LISTSERV and the Anastasios Kotsikonas ListProcessor or LISTPROC. Subscribers can usually send commands to the list software to request a list of subscribers by name, e-mail address, and sometimes country. Other list features include the ability to postpone mail, receive a digest of list messages (one mailing of the messages for a day with routing information stripped, to reduce the length and frequency of receipt of messages), search list archives, etc. There are special lists to support owners of lists running a particular software such as LSTOWN-L@SEARN.BITNET (for LISTSERV lists) and UNIX-LISTPROC@avs.com. And there are lists to help beginning users of law lists become more familiar with listservs and the Internet generally such as HELP-NET@TEMPLEVM.BITNET.
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