Citing Sources 

• Using APA Format guidelines for citing sources in research papers.  For more information about the Criminal Justice program at Union County College, NJ, contact Dr. Mark Singer.

Federal Resources

• Federal Bureau of Investigation history of the FBI, publications, major investigations.
• Internet Law Library (U.S. House of Representatives) Crime, Law Enforcement, and Prisons: General
• Justice Information Centerextensive source of information on criminal and juvenile justice (information is from the National Criminal Justice Reference Service).
• United States Department of Justice press releases, organizational structure, and topical index.
• Bureau of Justice Statistics statistics on crime and victims.
• Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
• Office for Victims of Crime

General Resources

• Criminal Justice Sites (Temple University) Federal agencies, law enforcement organizations, related research sites.
• Criminal Justice Sources (Indiana University) research strategies, and social science resources.
• Criminal Justice Resources (Michigan State Univerisity)
• Public Justice Internet Resources searchable legal information, online indexes, law libraries.
• School of Criminal Justice (Rutgers University) corrections, courts, agencies, statistics
• School of Criminal Justice (University at Albany, SUNY) international, national, and state laws, policing and crime prevention.
• Vera Institute of Justice's Criminal Justice Links U.S. government sites, online journals, related legal information sites.

Related Sites

• Death Penalty Information & Resources anti-capital punishment resources.
• Electronic Frontier Foundation recent news and legislation on privacy and intellectual freedom issues.
• Online Law Journal searchable index of law journals.
• Prison Information and Papers prison statistics, prison culture.
• RefLaw virtual law library reference desk, daily court and government updates.