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Extractions: Login Apply Prices Descriptions ... Contact American Civil Liberties Union acluaction list The Asset Protection Forum for estate and financial planners for bankruptcy practitioners CataList by L-Soft International , a catalog of listservs Civil rights listserv maintained by the Chicago-Kent (IL) College of Law consumer-oriented page offering assorted chat groups on legal topics Criminal justice discussion list from the City University of New York Death penalty discussion ... Directory of law-related discussion groups , maintained by the University of Oklahoma Law Center Discussion group maintained by the Australian Criminal Justice and Criminology Mailing List Employment Law Forum of California Estate planners and administrators listserv of the Real Property, Probate and Trust Law (RPPT) Section of the American Bar Association Discussion of environmental justice, environmental racism, toxic hazards in communities of color , maintained by the EcoNet computer network For discussion of issues on collection of federal taxes Food law listserv , with link to the National Center for Agricultural law Forensic economics listserv aimed at academics, lawyers, and expert witnesses
SocioSite: MAILING LISTS An annotated collection of sociological mailing lists. Choose them, and use themfrom this spot. Editor Albert Benschop (University of Amsterdam). http://www2.fmg.uva.nl/sociosite/mailinglists.html
Extractions: ArtsIT Faculty of Arts ArtsIT Home ... Test SAWSI The ArtsWeb email discussion group (or mailing list) is provided as an open forum for staff within the Faculty of Arts to discuss any issues relating to the World Wide Web. A full list of subscribed members can be viewed below on this page. All staff members who have access to websites on the Faculty webserver are added to the ArtsWeb mailing by the Web Manager, ArtsIT. The list is also open to other members of staff who are interested in web issues. Archived email messages sent to ArtsWeb can be viewed on the web. Those interested in web issues may also like to join the University-wide Web Forum email discussion list If you want to ADD yourself to the mailing list, send the following command in the body of an email addressed to listserv@artsit.unimelb.edu.au : subscribe artsweb 2. Sending mail:
UTA Department Of Criminology And Criminal Justice Requirements for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in criminology and Criminal Justice Join our mailing List Criminal Justice Career Center Class Schedules http://www.uta.edu/criminology/crcj03a.htm
Extractions: Home Undergraduate Information Program Curriculum Below are the complete requirements for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice. In addition to the courses that the student is required to take there is a section that lists the requirements for a minor. Computer and oral competency is also required to obtain the degree. Details on this requirement are on the bottom of the page. Current students should go to the Advising page for information regarding their academic progress and degree plan. Requirements for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice English
Links General criminology Criminal Justice Links; Legal Search Engines, mailing Listsand General Reference Links, Writing a Term Paper? Miscellaneous Stuff http://www.carleton.ca/crimsoc/links.html
Resources On The Internet Includes Intro to using the Internet, Lawrelated lists, Law Research FAQs, University of Albany Papers on criminology Includes Harm in America s http://grayson.edu/grayson/division/bustech/criminal.htm
Extractions: Resources on the Internet Return to Top of Document Amnesty International Home Office of the United Kingdom Official British crime statistics. Int'l Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy UN Criminal Justice Institutes, Money Laundering, Criminal Justice and the Enviroment, Domestic Violence, International War Crimes Tribunal, International Corrections. Office of International Criminal Justice The University of Illinois at Chicago. Links to OICJ training, consulting, conferences, publications services and other CJ resources including The Chicago Crime Commission's Report on Crimes and the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority. PREPARATIONS FOR THE NINTH UNITED NATIONS CONGRESS ON THE PREVENTION OF CRIME AND THE TREATMENT OF OFFENDERS UK Police and Forensic Web Links to law enforcement, investigation, scientific and forensic services, fire, medical and rescue services, manufacturers and technology for UK and international professionals. United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Information System Computer Crimes, CPCJ Organization, Current Activities and Projects, International Reviews and Conferences, Newsletters, Gopher, Documents.
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Internet Resources For Criminal Justice Discussion Groups and mailing lists. Criminal Justice Discussion Groups OnLineCriminal Justice Discussion Groups. Go to top of page Jump to top of page. http://www2.lib.udel.edu/subj/crjs/internet.htm
Extractions: The NCJRS Abstracts Database provides 100-200 word abstracts for more than 145,000 criminal justice publications. Literature covered includes U.S. Federal, State and local government documents, books, journals, unpublished research reports, and program descriptions and evaluations, from the early 1970's up to the present. Currently 355 new items are added to the database each month. The database is updated twice a month.
The Benevolent Society - First Five Years Program: Links To subscribe to nifteylist, the listserver that provides a mailing service The Australian Institute of criminology is the national focus for the study http://www.bensoc.asn.au/children/ffyp_links.html
Extractions: home about us get involved our stories ... Central Coast Visit First Five Years Program: Resources to find out about resources, publications and conferences about the first years of a child's life. A list of useful websites appears below. National Child Protection Clearinghouse National Investment for the Early Years (NIFTeY) Australian Institute of Criminology Association of Children's Welfare Agencies ... Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY) http://www.aifs.gov.au/nch/nch_menu.html The National Child Protection Clearinghouse is funded by the Commonwealth Department of Family and Community Services as part of the Commonwealth's response to the problem of child abuse. The National Child Protection Clearinghouse has operated from the Australian Institute of Family Studies since 1995 and provides an information/advisory service to workers in the field. Its goal is to inform policy, practice and research into child abuse prevention. Website features: http://www.niftey.cyh.com/
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Extractions: View Index by: Date Thread Author E-Newsletter: February 2005 Date Thread From: Sharon Hendrichs (Sharon_H co.kandiyohi.mn.us) Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 14:54:09 -0800 (PST) Funding: Neighborhood Answers Grant Program SUMMARY The Radio Shack Neighborhood Answers Grant program offers grants for projects by local nonprofit organizations that focus on violence prevention. Priority areas include family violence prevention, and child abduction prevention. FUNDING $500 per award. ELIGIBILITY 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations are eligible. DEADLINE March 15, 2005. TO OBTAIN AN APPLICATION/FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Visit http://www.radioshackcorporation.com/cc/contributions.html http://www.usip.org/grants/contactus/emailform.html http://www.usip.org/grants/guide.html http://www.usip.org/grants/guide.html > ************************************************ Resources: MetroKids Magazine Highlights the IIRP's SaferSanerSchools Program The January 2005 edition of MetroKids Magazine features an article on SaferSanerSchools, the IIRP program implementing restorative practices in schools. The story, by Ann L. Rappoport, Ph.D., includes interviews with school administrators who are excited about the positive effect restorative practices are having on discipline and school culture. In the article, Dr. Francis Barnes, former school district superintendent, now Pennsylvania (U.S.A.) Secretary of Education, commended restorative practices as "a set of practical responses to student behavior and proactive strategies that strengthen accountability and improve school culture." To read the article, please go to:
Mark O. Hatfield School Of Government Email List. The Division of criminology and Criminal Justice maintains a listfor undergraduate students so that we can let you know of important academic http://www.hatfieldschool.pdx.edu/students/ccj_curr.php
Extractions: Criminology and Criminal Justice Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Advising CCJ majors are assigned an adviser when they declare their major. If you are unsure of who your adviser is, you are welcome to contact the Division or make use of the drop-in adviser. If you need your adviser's contact information, faculty are listed here Drop-in advising is available for students in or interested in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Fall Term 2005: TBA. Please see TBA (506 SW Mill Street [ map Course Planning The Division publishes provisional course listings for future terms as they become available; they can be found here . They are provided with the understanding that they subject to change (especially dates and times): you should consult the appropriate Schedule of Classes when it becomes available. Degree Requirements The degree requirements for Criminology and Criminal Justice can be found here . If you are determining whether to use the new Fall 2004 requirements or an older set of requirements, please see the letter and worksheet for students (in Word or PDF E-mail List The Division of Criminology and Criminal Justice maintains a list for undergraduate students so that we can let you know of important academic dates, upcoming events, and opportunities. The list is moderated, and only approved messages can be posted. To receive list mail at the address from which you're sending your mail, send an e-mail to
Committee The Awards Committees are responsible for developing a list of nominees for the The Committee reaches out to criminology and related disciplines to http://www.asc41.com/committee.html
Extractions: Each Committee should develop a list of nominees. Each Committee should request documentation from the nominees; at the very least, obtain a vitae and a brief statement as to why the individuals should be considered to receive the award. The Chair of each of the Award Committees should provide the Board with a report that lists those nominated (in order of merit), a single nominee for the award, and an explanation of the general procedures used to reach that decision. The report should include a statement identifying the main reasons for the recommendations for granting the award. Generally, a copy of the vitae of the Committee's single nominee should also be included in the materials sent to the Board. An example of a thorough committee report appears in Appendix M of the ASC Policy and Procedures Manual (see www.asc41.com/policy.htm)
Criminal Law Links American Society of criminology Criminal Justice Links There are emaillists on a bewildering array of law-related topics, with more joining the fray http://www.kentlaw.edu/classes/ssowle/criminal_law/sup_mat/links.htm
Extractions: (last revision: September 23, 1999) For general print guides to law-related Internet resources, consult The Legal List: Research on the Internet , by Diana Botluk (for information, go to http://users.erols.com/dianab/tll.htm ); or Law Law Law on the Internet: The Best Legal Web Sites and More , by Erik Heels and Rick Klau (for information, go to http://www.redstreet.com/Publications/ PLACES WITH LOTS OF LINKS TO OTHER PLACES The sites listed below are useful because they each gather together in one convenient location links to lots of other locations. Think of these sites as a form of Internet yellow pages, with the added feature of being able to access the listed sites with a simple click of your mouse. The Best Sites:
Contact Temple University Press Please send me a catalog and add my name to the mailing list. Please remove myname from the mailing list. The keycode (from the top line of your address http://www.temple.edu/tempress/contact.html
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LS And D | Psychology Internet Resources | The University Of Bolton This web site contains details of the BPS list of accredited undergraduate coursesand information on the Crime, criminology and Criminal Law at BUBL http://www.bolton.ac.uk/learning/subjects/psychology/weblinks.htm
SFU Library - Research Methods In Criminology Email policy The School of criminology STRONGLY DISCOURAGES the use of e-mail in The site includes a list of Recommended Sites at other institutions http://www.lib.sfu.ca/researchhelp/subjectguides/crim/classes/crim051220.htm
Extractions: SPRING SEMESTER 2005 JUMP to the TABLE of CONTENTS Updated: November 22, 2004 Patrick Lussier Lecture: Wednesday 12:30 - 14:20 AQ 3153 NOTE : This course is also offered as a Distance Education course which may have different requirements from the course given on campus. Please see the web page for the Distance Ed version of CRIM 220 (http://www.lib.sfu.ca/researchhelp/subjectguides/crim/classes/crim051220d.htm) CALENDAR DESCRIPTION An introduction to criminological research that is intended to develop the student's research and analytical skills. Specifically, the course will focus on the theory of inquiry, the logic, and structure of criminological inquiry, research design, data gathering, analysis and reporting. ( Lecture/Tutorial PREREQUISITES Recommended: Any 100 level CRIM course. Students with credit for CRIM 120 may not take CRIM 220 for further credit. COURSE DESCRIPTION This course will introduce the student to research methods in criminology and how these methods are actually used. By doing so, it will help the student develop fundamental skills for conducting research as well as evaluating research done by others. The course will cover the formulation of research questions taking into account causation and validity issues, the choosing of a research design and measures, testing of hypotheses, data gathering techniques as well as analyzing and interpreting data. The course is designed to prepare the student for statistics (either
Toolkit ChildMaltreatment-Research-L (CMR-L) E-mail list serve for juvenile offendersa research agenda for the next decadeĀ Western criminology Review 1(1) http://www.victimology.nl/convic/toolkit.html
Extractions: The Juvenile Victimization Questionnaire (JVQ), designed to gather information from young people and their caretakers on a 35 offenses against youth covering six general areas of concern: conventional crime, child maltreatment, peer and sibling victimization, sexual assault, witnessing and indirect victimization and extraordinary or catastrophic victimization. The questionnaire can be used in interview format with children as young as age 8 and as old as age 17 and in a self-administered format with juveniles 12 and older. There is also a version for interviewing a caregiver as a proxy for a child, especially a child under 8. Additionally, it can be adapted to retrospective reporting of childhood events by adult respondents.
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