PUBLICATIONS CATALOG

PUBLICATIONS CATALOG

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

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The

NIJ

TheNIJ

SEVENTH EDITION

1987–1998

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE

U.S. Department of Justice

Office of Justice Programs

National Institute of Justice
U.S. Department of Justice

Office of Justice Programs

810 Seventh Street N.W.

Washington, DC 20531

Janet Reno

Attorney General

Daniel Marcus

Acting Associate Attorney General

Laurie Robinson

Assistant Attorney General

Noël Brennan

Deputy Assistant Attorney General

Jeremy Travis

Director, National Institute of Justice

For grant and funding information contact:

Department of Justice Response Center

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The NIJ 

PUBLICATIONS

CATALOG

Seventh Edition

1987–1998

NCJ 179082

December 1999
The National Institute of Justice is a component of the Office of Justice Programs, which also includes

the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the Office of Juvenile Justice and

Delinquency Prevention, and the Office for Victims of Crime.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ......................................................................................................................................1

Community Policing ........................................................................................................................3

Corrections........................................................................................................................................5

Corrections Construction ................................................................................................................10

Courts..............................................................................................................................................11

Crime Prevention ............................................................................................................................15

Criminal Justice System and HIV/AIDS........................................................................................18

Criminology and Research..............................................................................................................20

Drug Testing....................................................................................................................................27

Drugs and Crime ............................................................................................................................30

Law Enforcement............................................................................................................................33

Science and Technology ................................................................................................................37

Victims ............................................................................................................................................42

Violence ..........................................................................................................................................44

Solicitations ....................................................................................................................................48

Research in Progress Seminar Videotapes......................................................................................52

Perspectives on Crime and Justice Videotapes ..............................................................................55

Crime File Videotapes ....................................................................................................................56

Miscellaneous Videotapes ..............................................................................................................57

How to Order From This Catalog ..................................................................................................58

National Criminal Justice Reference Service ................................................................................60

How to Access NIJ Publications Available Online ........................................................................61

Index of Keywords ........................................................................................................................63

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION III 1987–1998
INTRODUCTION

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 1987–1998

For today’s criminal justice professionals, access to valuable research information is important to their efforts to reduce violence, drugs, and crime. The National Institute of Justice

(NIJ) is mandated to provide that information by making its research, development, and

evaluation findings available to those who can put this wealth of information into practice.

This NIJ Publications Catalog is one vehicle for communicating available information. The

Catalog lists publications and videotapes produced by the National Institute of Justice

between January 1987 and December 1998. Products are listed alphabetically by subject. For

each publication the title, author(s), number of pages, identification number for ordering, and

electronic availability are stated. A set of keywords is also listed below each entry to give a

better representation of that publication’s subject matter. Many can be obtained electronically through the NIJ World Wide Web site (http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij) and the National

Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) Web site (http://www.ncjrs.org). Several documents are available only through either the Office of Law Enforcement Standards (OLES)

Web site (http://www.oles.org) or the JUSTNET site of the National Law Enforcement and

Corrections Technology Center (http://www.nlectc.org). OLES, a division of the National

Institute of Standards and Technology and funded by NIJ, develops national performance

standards for equipment used by criminal justice agencies. NLECTC, a program of the NIJ

Office of Science and Technology, provides criminal justice professionals with information

on technology, guidelines and standards for these technologies, objective testing data, and

science and engineering advice and support to implement these technologies. 

Additionally, most of the items are free; others are available either as photocopies for a nominal fee ($5 plus $0.10 per page) or through interlibrary loan. To find out hardcopy availability and to order documents, please contact NCJRS at 800–851–3420 or e-mail

askncjrs@ncjrs.org. A complete list of NIJ’s most recently published science and technology documents issued through NLECTC can be found in the National Law Enforcement and

Corrections Technology Center Publications List (NCJ 164034). Call the national headquarters of NLECTC for more information (800–248–2742) or visit the JUSTNET Web site.

A complete list of OLES publications and ordering information can be found in the

Literature Library at the OLES Web site or by calling 301–975–2757.

Jeremy Travis

Director

National Institute of Justice
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The following lists and describes NIJ’s publication and videotape series formats:

AIDS BULLETINS. Short, nontechnical summaries

of important information on AIDS and related justice policies.

ANNUAL REPORT. A report to the President, the

Congress, and the Attorney General presenting the

results of NIJ research and development as well

as evaluations of State and local programs aimed

at controlling drug abuse and crime.

CONSTRUCTION BULLETINS. Summarized case 

studies of progressive techniques for constructing

correctional facilities.

CRIME FILE. Series of 30-minute videotapes 

of panel discussions of critical criminal justice

issues, accompanied by brief study guides.

ISSUES AND PRACTICES. Detailed descriptions 

of program options and management issues in 

a topic area based on a review of research and 

evaluation findings, operational experience, and

expert opinion.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE JOURNAL.

Formerly called NIJ Reports and National

Institute of Justice Reports, a periodical presenting articles on topical research, evaluation, and

demonstration program results, as well as news 

of NIJ activities, disseminated to a wide audience

of policymakers and practitioners.

NIJ STANDARDS. Reports describing and evaluating minimum performance standards for any

device with potential use within the criminal 

justice system.

PERSPECTIVES ON CRIME AND JUSTICE VIDEOTAPE

LECTURES. Sixty-minute videos featuring nationally prominent scholars speaking about crime and

justice research as it relates to creating effective 

policy. Volumes containing the full text of each

speech have been published in NIJ’s new Research

Forum series.

PERSPECTIVES ON POLICING. Reports from the

Executive Session on Policing, cosponsored by

NIJ and Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy

School of Government and held with some of the

leading figures in American policing. These 8- to

16-page bulletins highlight issues of importance

to the improvement and future of policing.

PROGRAM FOCUS. Highlights of a specific State or

local criminal justice program that is innovative or

promising.

RESEARCH FORUM. Presentations by nationally

and internationally prominent criminal justice

scholars speaking about criminal justice research

and policy issues at NIJ-sponsored conferences.

RESEARCH IN ACTION (RIA). Similar to a

Research in Brief, except that the focus is on how

the research has been translated into practice.

RESEARCH IN BRIEF (RIB). Nontechnical summary,

usually six to eight pages, of findings of NIJsponsored research, evaluation, program development, or technology projects whose results are

particularly important and reflect high-quality

research.

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS SEMINARS. Sixty-minute

videotapes featuring criminal justice scholars 

discussing cutting-edge research before a live

audience. These presentations are also summarized

in the Research in Progress Preview series or in

the NIJ Journal.

RESEARCH PREVIEW. Formerly called National

Institute of Justice Update, two-page nontechnical

highlights of findings stemming from a specific

project, either recently completed or in progress.

The results of most projects are disseminated

through Research Previews.

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PUBLICATIONS.

Available in various formats—from a newsletter

(NLECTC Technology Beat, currently called

TechBeat) to equipment performance reports to

consumer product lists. These materials translate

scientific and technological research and development activities into layman’s terms for the criminal

justice, law enforcement, and corrections fields

and contribute to the development of tools to

improve the safety and operational efficiency 

of criminal justice agencies.
Community Policing: A Practical Guide for

Police Officials (Perspectives on Policing).

Brown, L.P. 1989. 12 pp. NCJ 118001.

Community policing, Program implementation,

Police management, Model programs

Community Policing and the Police Officer

(Perspectives on Policing). Meese, E. 1993.

12 pp. NCJ 139164.

Community policing, Police management, 

Police professionalism, Police recruit training

Community Policing Exchange, March/April

1995. 1995. 9 pp. Available electronically.

Community policing, Public safety, 

Community crime prevention

Community Policing Exchange, May/June

1995. 1995. 22 pp. Available electronically.

Community policing, Police community relations

programs, Community crime prevention

Community Policing Exchange, July/August

1995. 1995. 14 pp. Available electronically.

Community policing, Police community relations

programs, Schools

Community Policing Exchange, September/

October 1995. 1995. 15 pp. Available electronically.

Community policing, Police community relations

programs, Computers

Community Policing Exchange, November/

December 1995. 1995. 15 pp. Available 

electronically.

Community policing, Police community relations

programs, Community policing program 

descriptions

Community Policing Exchange, January/

February 1996. 1996. 14 pp. Available 

electronically.

Community policing, Handguns, Sex offenders

Community Policing Exchange, March/April

1996. 1996. 12 pp. Available electronically.

Community policing, Change management

Community Policing in Action: Lessons From 

an Observational Study (Research Preview).

Mastrofski, S., Parks, R.B., Worden, R.E. 1998.

4 pp. FS 000199. Available electronically. 

Full presentation available on videotape.

Community policing, Police management, Policecitizen interactions, Observational studies

Community Policing in Chicago: Year Two

(Research Preview). 1995. 4 pp. FS 000105.

Available electronically.

Community policing, Policing innovations,

Evaluations

Community Policing in Madison: Quality

From the Inside Out: An Evaluation of

Implementation and Impact (Research Report).

Skogan, W.K., Wycoff, M.A. 1993. 104 pp.

NCJ 144390.

Evaluations, Community policing, Problemoriented policing

Community Policing in Seattle: A Model

Partnership Between Citizens and Police (RIB).

Fleissner, D., Fedan, N., Klinger, D., and

Stotland, E. 1992. 12 pp. NCJ 136608.

Community policing, Drug law enforcement,

Community crime prevention

Community Policing: Issues and Practices Around

the World (Issues and Practices). Skolnick, J.H.,

Bayley, D.H. 1988. 94 pp. NCJ 111428.

Policing innovations, Community policing 

history, Foreign police

Community Policing Strategies (Research

Preview). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000126. Available 

electronically.

Community policing, Foot patrols, Problemoriented policing

Debating the Evolution of American Policing: An

Edited Transcript to Accompany ‘The Evolving

Strategy of Policing’ (Perspectives on Policing).

Hartmann, F.X. 1988. 10 pp. NCJ 114214.

History of policing, Police reform

COMMUNITY POLICING

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Evaluating Patrol Officer Performance Under

Community Policing: The Houston Experience

(Research Report). Oettmeier, T.N., Wycoff,

M.A. 1994. 30 pp. NCJ 142462.

Community policing, Evaluations

The Evolving Strategy of Policing (Perspectives

on Policing). Kelling, G.L., Moore, M.H. 1988.

16 pp. NCJ 114213.

History of policing, Police organizational structure,

Police reform

The Evolving Strategy of Policing: A Minority

View (Perspectives on Policing). Murphy, P.V.,

Williams, H. 1990. 16 pp. NCJ 121019.

History of policing, Police-minority relations,

Racial discrimination

Implementation Challenges in Community

Policing: Innovative Neighborhood-Oriented

Policing in Eight Cities (RIB). Sadd, S., Grinc,

R.M. 1996. 20 pp. NCJ 157932. Available 

electronically.

Community policing, Community crime prevention,

Evaluations

Implementing Community Policing

(Perspectives on Policing). Sparrow, M.K. 1988.

12 pp. NCJ 114217.

Police organizational structure, Police 

management

Implementing Community Policing: The

Administrative Problem (Perspectives on

Policing). Bratton, W.J., Kelling, G.L. 1993. 

12 pp. NCJ 141236.

Community policing, Police organizational 

structure, Police reform

Law Enforcement in a Time of Community

Policing (Research Preview). Mastrofski, S.D.,

Worden, R.E., Snipes, J.B. 1996. 2 pp. FS 000149.

Available electronically.

Police discretion, Arrest and apprehension,

Evaluations

Model of Community Policing: The Singapore

Story (Research Report). Bayley, D.H. 1989. 

36 pp. NCJ 116019.

Foreign police, Evaluations, Foot patrols

Neighborhoods and Police: The Maintenance 

of Civil Authority (Perspectives on Policing).

Kelling, G., Stewart, J.K. 1989. 12 pp.

NCJ 115950.

Civil rights, Community policing, Community 

crime prevention

The New Policing: Confronting Complexity

(RIB). Goldstein, H. 1993. 6 pp. NCJ 145157.

Police attitudes, Police-citizen interactions,

Community policing

Newport News Tests Problem-Oriented Policing

(RIA). Spelman, W., Eck, J.E. 1987. 8 pp. 

NCJ 104314.

Policing innovations, Police manpower deployment,

Police resource allocation, Proactive police units

On the Front Lines: A Directory of Community

Policing Programs in America’s Cities. U.S.

Conference of Mayors. 1994. 50 pp. NCJ 147037.

Police policies and procedures, Policing 

innovations, Program descriptions

Police Accountability and Community Policing

(Perspectives on Policing). Kelling, G.L.,

Wasserman, R., Williams, H. 1988. 8 pp. 

NCJ 114211.

Community policing, Police management, Police

accountability

Police and Communities: The Quiet Revolution

(Perspectives on Policing). Kelling, G.L. 1988. 

8 pp. NCJ 109955.

Problem-oriented policing, Police community 

relations programs

Policing and the Fear of Crime (Perspectives

on Policing). Moore, M.H., Trojanowicz, R.C.

1988. 8 pp. NCJ 111459.

Fear of crime, Public attitudes toward crime,

Reactions to crime

Problem-Oriented Policing (RIB). Spelman,

W., Eck, J.E. 1987. 8 pp. NCJ 102371.

Problem-oriented policing, Crime analysis, 

Police policies and procedures
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The Americans With Disabilities Act and

Criminal Justice: Mental Disabilities and

Corrections (RIA). Rubin, P.N., McCampbell,

S.W. 1995. 8 pp. NCJ 155061. Available 

electronically.

Americans With Disabilities Act, Mental disabilities

and corrections, Inmates

The Americans With Disabilities Act and

Criminal Justice: Providing Inmate Services

(RIA). McCampbell, S.W., Rubin, P.N. 1994.

8 pp. NCJ 148139.

Americans With Disabilities Act, Inmates, Mental

disabilities and corrections

“Boot Camp” Drug Treatment and Aftercare

Intervention: An Evaluation Review (Research

Report). Cowles, E.L., Castellano, T.C., with the

assistance of L.A. Gransky. 1995. 186 pp. 

NCJ 153918.

Boot camps, Drug treatment programs, Aftercare

“Boot Camp” Drug Treatment and Aftercare

Interventions: An Evaluation Review (RIB).

Cowles, E.L., Castellano, T.C., Gransky, L.A.,

1995. NCJ 155062. 16 pp. Available electronically.

Boot camps, Drug treatment programs, Aftercare

Boot Camps for Adult and Juvenile Offenders:

Overview and Update (Research Report).

Cronin, R.C., Han, M. 1994. 80 pp. NCJ 149175.

Boot camps, Juveniles, Shock incarceration 

programs

Boot Camps for Juvenile Offenders:

An Implementation Evaluation of Three

Demonstration Programs (Research Report).

Bourque, B.B., Cronin, R.C., Pearson, F.R.,

Felker, D.B., Han, M., Hill, S.M. 1996. 121 pp.

NCJ 157316. Available electronically.

Boot camps, Juveniles, Shock incarceration 

programs

Boot Camps for Juvenile Offenders:

An Implementation Evaluation of Three

Demonstration Programs (RIB). Bourque, B.B.,

Cronin, R.C., Felker, D.B., Pearson, F.R., Han,

M., Hill, S.M. 1996. 12 pp. NCJ 157317.

Available electronically.

Boot camps, Juveniles, Shock incarceration 

programs

Chicago’s Safer Foundation: A Road Back for 

Ex-Offenders (Program Focus). Finn, P. 1998. 

20 pp. NCJ 167575. Available electronically.

Ex-offenders, Employment services, Postrelease

programs

Contracting for the Operation of Prisons and

Jails (RIB). Hackett, J.C., Hatry, H.P., Levinson,

R.B., Allen, J., Chi, K., Feigenbaum, E.D. 1987.

8 pp. NCJ 104917.

Privatization of corrections, Correctional facilities,

Security

Controlling Tuberculosis in Community

Corrections (RIA). Wilcock, K., Hammett, T.M.,

Parent, D.G. 1995. 12 pp. NCJ 153211. 

Available electronically.

Tuberculosis, Community-based corrections,

Public health

Correctional Boot Camps: A Tough

Intermediate Sanction (Research Report).

MacKenzie, D.L., Hebert, E.E., eds. 1996. 

315 pp. NCJ 157639. Available electronically.

Boot camps, Intermediate sanctions, Shock 

incarceration programs

A Corrections-Based Continuum of Effective

Drug Abuse Treatment (Research in Progress

Preview). Inciardi, J.A. 1996. 4 pp. FS 000145.

Available electronically. Full presentation 

available on videotape.

Drug treatment programs, Drug offenders,

Work release

Day Reporting Centers for Criminal

Offenders—A Descriptive Analysis of Existing

Programs (Issues and Practices). Parent, D.G.

1990. 78 pp. NCJ 125268.

Electronic monitoring, Day treatment, Prison

crowding

CORRECTIONS
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The Delaware Department of Correction Life

Skills Program (Program Focus). Finn, P. 1998.

20 pp. NCJ 169589. Available electronically.

Drug treatment programs, Life skills, Violence

Difficult Clients, Large Caseloads Plague

Probation, Parole Agencies (RIA).

Guynes, R. 1988. 8 pp. NCJ 113768.

Caseload management, Probation/parole

Electronic Monitoring and Correctional Policy:

The Technology and Its Application (Research

Report). Friel, C.M., Vaughn, J.B., del Carmen,

R. 1987. 84 pp. NCJ 104817.

Electronic monitoring, Prison crowding,

Corrections costs

Electronic Monitoring of Offenders Increases

(RIA). Schmidt, A.K. 1989. 4 pp. NCJ 116750.

Electronic monitoring, Probation/parole, Intensive

supervision

Evaluation of Drug Treatment in Local

Corrections (Research Preview). Tunis, S.,

Austin, J., Morris, M., Hardyman, P., Bolyard, M.

1997. 2 pp. FS 000173. Available electronically.

Drug treatment programs, Postrelease programs

Evaluation of Drug Treatment in Local

Corrections (Research Report). Tunis, S., Austin,

J., Morris, M., Hardyman, P., Bolyard, M. 1996.

180 pp. NCJ 159313.

Drug treatment programs, Postrelease programs

Evaluation of the Florida Community Control

Program (RIB). Baird, C., Wagner, D. 1993.

6 pp. NCJ 137773.

Corrections costs, Probation/parole, Intensive

supervision

Evaluation of Shock Incarceration in Louisiana

(RIB). Gowdy, V.B., MacKenzie, D.L., Shaw,

J.W. 1993. 8 pp. NCJ 140567.

Shock incarceration programs, Boot camps,

Program evaluations

Focusing on High-Risk Parolees: An

Experiment to Reduce Commitments to the

Texas Department of Corrections (Program

Evaluation). Turner, S., Petersilia, J. 1991. 73 pp.

NCJ 134709.

Probation/parole, Intensive supervision,

Intermediate sanctions

The Growing Use of Jail Boot Camps: The

Current State of the Art (RIB). Austin, J.,

Bolyard, M., Jones, M. 1993. 8 pp. NCJ 143708.

Boot camps, Juveniles, Shock incarceration 

programs

Guidelines for Developing, Implementing,

and Revising an Objective Prison Classification

System (Research Report). Buchanan, R.A.,

Whitlow, K.L. 1987. 48 pp. NCJ 108408.

Inmate classification, Corrections staff training

Implementing Performance-Based Measures in

Community Corrections (RIB). Boone, H.N., Jr.,

Fulton, B.A. 1996. 8 pp. NCJ 158836. Available

electronically.

Community-based corrections, Probation/parole,

Evaluations

Inventory of Aftercare Provisions for 52 Boot

Camp Programs (Research Report). Bourque,

B.B., Han, M., Hill, S.M. 1996. 147 pp. 

NCJ 157104. Available electronically.

Aftercare, Boot camps, Federal Bureau of Prisons

Jail Management Software Developed With NIJ

Support (RIA). Waterhouse, L.D. 1989. 2 pp. 

NCJ 113062.

Jail management, Records management,

Computer software

Keeping Incarcerated Mothers and Their

Daughters Together: Girl Scouts Beyond Bars

(Program Focus). Moses, M.C. 1995. 12 pp. 

NCJ 156217. Available electronically.

Women, Children of inmates, National Institute 

of Justice

Making Jails Productive (RIB). Jacobsen, V.J.,

Miller, R., Sexton, G.E. 1991. 6 pp. NCJ 132396.

Correctional industries, Inmate vocational training,

National Institute of Justice

Managing Adult Sex Offenders in the

Community—A Containment Approach (RIB).

English, K., Pullen, S., Jones, L. 1997. 12 pp.
NCJ 163387. Available electronically.

Sex offenders, Probation/parole, Intensive 

supervision

Managing Mentally Ill Offenders in the

Community: Milwaukee’s Community Support

Program (Program Focus). McDonald, D.C.,

Teitelbaum, M. 1994. 12 pp. NCJ 145330.

Available electronically.

Mentally ill offenders, Community-based 

corrections, Alternatives to incarceration

Managing Prison Growth in North Carolina

Through Structured Sentencing (Program

Focus). Wright, R.F. 1998. 16 pp. NCJ 168944.

Available electronically.

Prison crowding, Intermediate sanctions,

Sentencing

Managing Prison Health Care and Costs 

(Issues and Practices). McDonald, D.C. 1995.

137 pp. NCJ 152768.

Prison health care, Corrections costs,

Privatization of corrections

Measuring the Use of Imprisonment (RIA).

Garofalo, J. 1987. 6 pp. NCJ 107066.

Imprisonment, Corrections policies

Multisite Evaluation of Shock Incarceration

(Research Report). MacKenzie, D.L., Souryal, C.

1994. 52 pp. NCJ 150062. Available electronically.

Evaluations, Shock incarceration programs,

Prison crowding

Nation’s Jail Managers Assess Their Problems

(RIA). Guynes, R. 1988. 8 pp. NCJ 113326.

Prison crowding, Corrections policies, Corrections

staff training

A National Survey of Aftercare Provisions for

Boot Camp Graduates (RIB). Bourque, B.B.,

Han, M., Hill, S.M. 1996. 16 pp. NCJ 157664.

Available electronically.

Aftercare, Boot camps, Shock incarceration 

programs

New Dimensions in Probation: Georgia’s

Experience With Intensive Probation

Supervision (RIB). Erwin, B.S., Bennett, L.A.

1987. 8 pp. NCJ 102848.

Intensive supervision, Probation/parole,

Alternatives to institutionalization

NIJ Survey of Jail Administrators (National

Institute of Justice Update). 1995. 2 pp. 

FS 000087.

Gangs, Alternative sanctions, Jail management

NIJ Survey of Probation and Parole Agency

Directors (National Institute of Justice Update).

1995. 2 pp. FS 000086.

Probation/parole, Caseload management, 

Work release

NIJ Survey of Wardens and State

Commissioners of Corrections (National

Institute of Justice Update). 1995. 2 pp.

FS 000085.

Wardens, Prison crowding, Gangs

Operating Jail Industries: A Resource Manual.

Sexton, G.E., Miller, R., Jacobsen, V.J. 1990. 

285 pp. NCJ 128796.

Correctional industries, Inmate vocational training,

Postrelease programs

The Orange County, Florida, Jail Educational

and Vocational Programs (Program Focus).

Finn, P. 1997. 16 pp. NCJ 166820. Available 

electronically.

Federal aid, Inmate vocational training, Life skills

Project Re-Enterprise: A Texas Program

(Program Focus). Moses, M.C. 1996. 16 pp. 

NCJ 161448. Available electronically.

Drug offenders, Ex-offenders, Inmate vocational

training

Providing Services for Jail Inmates With Mental

Disorders (RIB). Steadman, H.J., Veysey, B.M.

1997. 12 pp. NCJ 162207. Available electronically.

Mentally ill offenders, Mental disabilities and 

corrections

Public Health/Corrections Collaborations:

Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS, STDs,

and TB (RIB). Hammett, T.M. 1998. 20 pp. 

NCJ 169590. Available electronically.

Public health, HIV/AIDS, STD’s, Tuberculosis

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Recovering Correctional Costs Through

Offender Fees (Issues and Practices). Parent, D.

1990. 66 pp. NCJ 125084.

Corrections costs, Fees, Community services

Reintegrating Juvenile Offenders Into the

Community: OJJDP’s Intensive CommunityBased Aftercare Demonstration Program

(Research in Progress Preview). Altschuler, D.M.

1998. 4 pp. FS 000234. Available electronically.

Full presentation available on videotape.

Aftercare, Juveniles

Researchers Evaluate Eight Shock

Incarceration Programs (National Institute of

Justice Update). 1994. 2 pp. FS 000070.

Available electronically.

Evaluations, Shock incarceration programs, 

Prison crowding

Resolution of Prison Riots (RIB). Useem, B.,

Camp, C.G., Camp, G.M., Dugan, R. 1995. 20 pp.

NCJ 155283. Available electronically.

Prison riots, Inmates, Security

Sentencing and Corrections Workshop:

Prepared Papers. 1996. All six papers are

available electronically.

a. Managing Change in Correctional

Institutions. Dickey, W.J. 10 pp. NCJ 163786

Sentencing, Imprisonment, Prison crowding

b. Managing Correctional Change in

Community Corrections. Jacobson, M.P. 12

pp. NCJ 163788.

Crime Act, Prison construction, Imprisonment

c. Measuring Sentencing Impacts Using Extant

Data. Greenwood, P. 16 pp. NCJ 163787.

Courts, Deterrence, Sentencing

d. Measuring Sentencing Outcomes Through

Experiments. MacKenzie, D.L. 17 pp. 

NCJ 163789.

Sentencing, Courts, Research

e. Sentencing and Corrections Research.

Tonry, M. 14 pp. NCJ 163790.

Sentencing, Research, Racial discrimination

f. Unintended Consequences of Incarceration.

Clear, T.R. 19 pp. NCJ 163785.

Incarceration, Sentencing, Deterrence

Shock Incarceration: An Overview of Existing

Programs (Issues and Practices). Parent, D.G.

1989. 123 pp. NCJ 114902.

Shock incarceration programs, Juveniles, 

First offenders

Shock Incarceration in New York: Focus on

Treatment (Program Focus). Aziz, D.W., Clark,

C.L., MacKenzie, D.L. 1994. 12 pp. NCJ 148410.

Available electronically.

Shock incarceration programs, Drug treatment

programs

Shock Incarceration Programs in State

Correctional Jurisdictions: An Update (RIA).

MacKenzie, D.L., Ballow, D.B. 1989. 2 pp. 

NCJ 120287.

Shock incarceration programs, Juveniles, 

Boot camps

Successful Job Placement for Ex-Offenders:

The Center for Employment Opportunities

(Program Focus). Finn, P. 1998. 20 pp. 

NCJ 168102. Available electronically.

Ex-offenders, Employment services, Life skills

Systemwide Strategies To Alleviate Jail

Crowding (RIB). Hall, A. 1987. 6 pp. NCJ 103202.

Prison crowding, Jail management, Judges

Texas’ Project RIO (Re-Integration of

Offenders) (Program Focus). Finn, P. 1998. 

20 pp. NCJ 168637. Available electronically.

Employment services, Ex-offenders, Inmate 

vocational training

Tuberculosis in Correctional Facilities (Issues

and Practices). Hammett, T.M., Harrold, L. 1994.

68 pp. NCJ 143399.

Tuberculosis, Correctional facilities, HIV/AIDS

Tuberculosis in Correctional Facilities 1994–95

(RIB). Wilcock, K., Hammett, T.M., Widom, R.,

Epstein, J. 1996. 12 pp. NCJ 157809. Available

electronically.

Tuberculosis, Correctional facilities, HIV/AIDS
Two Views on Imprisonment Policies: Lethal

Violence and the Overreach of American

Imprisonment and Supply Side Imprisonment

Policy (Research Report). Zimring, F.E. (with G.

Hawkins), Block, M.K. 1997. 30 pp. NCJ 165702.

Available electronically.

Alternatives to institutionalization, Deterrence,

Sentencing

Use of Electronic Monitoring in the United

States: 1989 Update (RIB). Renzema, M.,

Skelton, D.T. 1990. 6 pp. NCJ 131651.

Electronic monitoring, Research, Fees

Wardens and State Corrections Commissioners

Offer Their Views in National Assessment

(RIA). Grieser, R.C. 1988. 8 pp. NCJ 113585.

Wardens, Research, Prison crowding

Women Offenders: Programming Needs and

Promising Approaches (RIB). Morash, M.,

Bynum, T.S., Koons, B.A. 1998. 12 pp. 

NCJ 171668. Available electronically.

Women, Inmates, Inmate classification

The Women’s Prison Association: Supporting

Women Offenders and Their Families (Program

Focus). Conly, C. 1998. 24 pp. NCJ 172858.

Available electronically.

Women, Children of inmates, Inmates

Work in American Prisons: Joint Ventures with

the Private Sector (Program Focus). Sexton,

G.E. 1995. 16 pp. NCJ 156215. Available

electronically.

Correctional industries, Inmate vocational training

Work in American Prisons: The Private Sector

Gets Involved (Issues and Practices). Auerbach,

B.J., Sexton, G.E., Farrow, F.C., Lawson, R.H.

1988. 114 pp. NCJ 112331.

Correctional industries, Research, Inmate 

vocational training

Work Release: Recidivism and Corrections

Costs in Washington State (RIB). Turner, S.,

Petersilia, J. 1996. 16 pp. NCJ 163706. Available 

electronically.

Work release, Recidivism, Corrections costs

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 9 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 0 1987–1998

Acquiring New Prison Sites: The Federal

Experience (Construction Bulletin). Houk, W.B.

1987. 4 pp. NCJ 106784.

Federal Bureau of Prisons, Correctional facilities,

Prison construction

Building on Experience: A Case Study of

Advanced Construction and Financing Methods

for Corrections (Model Program Description).

DeWitt, C.B. 1987. 80 pp. NCJ 103869.

Prison construction, Case studies, Corrections

costs

Construction Cost Indexes (Construction

Bulletin). 1993. 12 pp. NCJ 140964.

Prison construction, Construction costs,

Correctional facilities

Construction Options: A California Case Study

(Construction Bulletin). Knapel, C.S. 1992. 8 pp.

NCJ 136079.

Prison construction

Correctional Needs Met by Federal Surplus

Property (Construction Bulletin). 1990. 8 pp. 

NCJ 112177.

Federal aid, Prison crowding, Correctional facilities, Prison conditions

Cost Savings in New Generation Jails: The

Direct Supervision Approach (Construction

Bulletin). Nelson, W.R. 1988. 8 pp. NCJ 105288.

Prison construction, Correctional facility interior

design, Direct supervision

From Arizona to South Carolina: Transfer of a

Prison Design Model (Construction Bulletin).

Quinlan, J.M. 1990. 8 pp. NCJ 114915.

Prison construction, Federal Bureau of Prisons,

National Institute of Justice, Direct supervision

Inmates Build Prisons in South Carolina

(Construction Bulletin). Carter, S.A.,

Humphries, A.C. 1987. 12 pp. NCJ 106783.

Prison construction, Prison crowding, Inmates

Jail Construction in California (Construction

Bulletin). Lammers, N.P., Morris, M.O. 1990. 

12 pp. NCJ 125097.

Prison construction, Funding of prison construction, Correctional facility interior design

Lease-Purchase Financing of Prison and Jail

Construction (Issues and Practices). Chaiken, J.,

Mennemeyer, S. 1987. 32 pp. NCJ 114210.

Prison construction, Prison costs, Privatization 

of corrections

Maine Jails: Progress Through Partnerships

(Construction Bulletin). Miller, R., Clark, B.

1987. 8 pp. NCJ 104918.

Prison construction, Jail renovation bond issues

National Directory of Corrections Construction,

Second Edition. DeWitt, C.B. 1988. 598 pp. 

NCJ 110233.

Prison construction, Correctional facilities

National Directory of Corrections Construction:

1993 Supplement. 1993. 363 pp. NCJ 142525.

Correctional facilities, Prison construction, Prison

security

Oklahoma Prison Expansion Saves Time and

Money (Construction Bulletin). DeWitt, C.B.,

Unger, C.A. 1987. 6 pp. NCJ 105290.

Prison construction, Prison security, Prison 

crowding

Project Delivery Options: An Introduction to

Corrections Construction (Construction

Bulletin). Knapel, C.S. 1993. 12 pp. NCJ 142258.

Prison construction, Corrections planning

Stopping Escapes: Perimeter Security

(Construction Bulletin). Camp, G., Camp, C.

1987. 12 pp. NCJ 104600.

Prison security, Escape

CORRECTIONS CONSTRUCTION
Alternative Sanctions in Germany: An

Overview of Germany’s Sentencing Practices

(Research in Progress Preview). 1996. 4 pp. 

FS 000137. Available electronically.

Full presentation available on videotape.

Alternative sanctions, Germany, Youthful offenders

Alternative Sentencing: Selling It to the Public

(RIA). Castle, M.N. 1991. 6 pp. NCJ 129875.

Public attitudes toward corrections, Intermediate

sanctions, Alternatives to incarceration

Analyzing Costs in the Courts (Issues and

Practices). Chabotar, K., Wylie, K., Floyd, K.

1987. 132 pp. NCJ 105556.

Court costs, Court reorganization, State courts,

Court management

Assessing the Impact of Dade County’s Felony

Drug Court (RIB). Goldkamp, J.S., Weiland, D.

1993. 12 pp. NCJ 145302.

Drug treatment programs, Drug offenders, 

Drug courts

Caseweighting Systems for Prosecutors:

Guidelines and Procedures (Issues and

Practices). Jacoby, J.E. 1987. 115 pp. NCJ 109771.

Caseload management, Prosecution,

Caseweighting systems

Civil Protection Orders: Legislation, Current

Court Practice, and Enforcement (Issues and

Practices). Finn, P., Colson, S. 1990. 72 pp. 

NCJ 123263.

Restraining orders, Domestic assault, Court

orders, Victims

Confronting Domestic Violence: The Role of

Criminal Court Judges (RIB). Goolkasian, G.A.

1986. 8 pp. NCJ 102833.

Domestic assault, Victims, Judges

Convicted by Juries, Exonerated by Science:

Case Studies in the Use of DNA Evidence to

Establish Innocence After Trial (Research

Report). Connors, E., Lundregan, T., Miller, N.,

McEwen, T. 1996. 114 pp. NCJ 161258. 

Available electronically.

Evidence, Forensic science, DNA

Coordinating Criminal and Juvenile Court

Proceedings in Child Maltreatment Cases

(Research Preview). Whitcomb, D., Hardin, M.

1996. 4 pp. FS 000157. Available electronically.

Criminal court, Juvenile court, Child protection

Court Security and the Transportation of

Prisoners (Research Preview). National Sheriffs’

Association. 1997. 4 pp. FS 000165. Available

electronically.

Court security, Transporting prisoners, Controlled

access to building facilities

The Criminalization of Domestic Violence:

Promises and Limits (Research Report).

Fagan, J. 1996. 64 pp. NCJ 157641. Available

electronically.

Victims, Domestic assault

Day Fines in American Courts: The Staten

Island and Milwaukee Experiments (Issues 

and Practices). Greene, J., McDonald, D.C.,

Worzella, C. 1992. 105 pp. NCJ 136611.

Day fines, Intermediate sanctions, Sentencing

Day Reporting Centers, Volume I (Issues and

Practices). Parent, D., Byrne, J., Tsarfaty, V.,

Valade, L., Esselman, J. 1995. 57 pp. NCJ 155060.

Community-based corrections, Alternatives to

incarceration, Intermediate sanctions

The Detroit Handgun Intervention Program:

A Court-Based Program for Youthful Handgun

Offenders (Research in Progress Preview). Roth,

J. 1998. 4 pp. FS 000231. Available electronically.

Full presentation available on videotape.

Handguns, Youthful offenders, Violence

The Drug Court Movement (National Institute

of Justice Update). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000093.

Available electronically.

Drug court, Drug treatment programs, Judges

COURTS

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 1 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 2 1987–1998

Drug Courts and the Role of Graduated

Sanctions (Research in Progress Preview).

Harrell, A. 1998. 4 pp. FS 000219. Available electronically. Full presentation available on videotape.

Drug courts, Graduated sanctions, Day treatment

Effecting Change in the Courts: A Process of

Leadership (RIA). Compiled from material provided by R.D. Lefever. 1987. 4 pp. NCJ 109960.

Change management, Court reorganization,

Court management

Environmental Crime Prosecution: Results of 

a National Survey (RIB). 1994. 12 pp. 

NCJ 150310. Available electronically.

Courts, Prosecution, Environmental offenses

Evaluating Intensive Supervision Probation/

Parole: Results of a Nationwide Experiment

(RIB). Petersilia, J., Turner, S. 1993. 12 pp. 

NCJ 141637.

Intensive supervision, Probation/parole

Fines as Criminal Sanctions (RIB). Hillsman,

S.T., Mahoney, B., Cole, G.F., Auchter, B. 1987. 

8 pp. NCJ 106773.

Fines, First offenders, Restitution

Impact of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines

(RIA). Block, M.K., Rhodes, W.M. 1987. 8 pp.

NCJ 107542.

Federal sentencing guidelines, Sentencing,

Property offenses

Improving Court Productivity: Two New Jersey

Experiences (RIA). Guynes, R., Miller, N. 1988. 

6 pp. NCJ 109958.

Courts, Court management, Court reorganization

In New York City, a “Community Court” and 

a New Legal Culture (Program Focus).

Anderson, D.C. 1996. 12 pp. NCJ 158613.

Available electronically.

Community courts, Accountability, Social services

Intermediate Sanctions (RIB). Gowdy, V.B.

1993. 12 pp. NCJ 140540.

Intermediate sanctions, Day fines, Intensive 

supervision, Probation/parole, Electronic monitoring

Intermediate Sanctions in Sentencing Guidelines

(Issues and Practices). Tonry, M. 1997. 71 pp.

NCJ 165043. Available electronically.

Intermediate sanctions, Sentencing

Judges and Trial Court Administrators Assess

the Nation’s Criminal Justice Needs (RIA).

Nugent, H., McEwen, J.T. 1988. 6 pp. 

NCJ 113584.

Judges, Trial court administrators

Justice and Treatment Innovation: The Drug

Court Movement (Issues and Practices).

Goldkamp, J.S. 1994. 51 pp. NCJ 149260.

Drug courts, Court management, Judges

Key Legislative Issues in Criminal Justice: The

Impact of Sentencing Guidelines (RIA). Parent,

D., Dunworth, T., McDonald, D., Rhodes, W.

1996. 6 pp. NCJ 161837. Available electronically.

Sentencing, Courts, Probation/parole

Key Legislative Issues in Criminal Justice:

Intermediate Sanctions (RIA). Parent, D.,

Dunworth, T., McDonald, D., Rhodes, W. 1997. 

6 pp. NCJ 161838. Available electronically.

Intermediate sanctions, Legislation, Sentencing

Key Legislative Issues in Criminal Justice:

Mandatory Sentencing (RIA). Parent, D.,

Dunworth, T., McDonald, D., Rhodes, W. 1997. 

6 pp. NCJ 161839. Available electronically.

Mandatory sentencing, Legislation, Courts

Key Legislative Issues in Criminal Justice:

Transferring Serious Juvenile Offenders to

Adult Courts (RIA). Parent, D., Dunworth, T.,

McDonald, D., Rhodes, W. 1997. 6 pp. 

NCJ 161840. Available electronically.

Youthful offenders, Juveniles, Juvenile court waiver

Local Prosecution of Environmental Crime

(Issues and Practices). Epstein, J., Hammett,

T.M. 1993. 126 pp. NCJ 143270.

Environmental offenses, Prosecution

Local Prosecutors and Corporate Crime (RIB).

Benson, M.L., Cullen, F.T., Maakestad, W.J. 1993.

8 pp. NCJ 137863.

Corporate crime, Prosecution
Making Confinement Decisions (RIB).

Zedlewski, E.W. 1987. 6 pp. NCJ 105834.

Corrections costs, Deterrence, Prison construction

Making the Offender Foot the Bill (Program

Focus). Finn, P., Parent, D. 1992. 12 pp. 

NCJ 136839.

Probation/parole, Fees

Miami’s “Drug Court”: A Different Approach

(Program Focus). Finn, P., Newlyn, A.K. 1993. 

16 pp. NCJ 142412.

Drug courts, Drug treatment programs, 

Drug offenders

NIJ Survey of Judges, Trial Court

Administrators, and State Court Administrators

(National Institute of Justice Update). 1995. 

2 pp. FS 000090.

Judges, Courts, Drug courts

NIJ Survey of Prosecutors (National Institute 

of Justice Update). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000089.

Available electronically.

Prosecution, Gangs, Research

Practices and Attitudes of Trial Court Judges

Regarding Fines as a Criminal Sanction

(Executive Summary). Cole, G.F., Mahoney,

B., Thornton, M., Hanson, R.A. 1987. 62 pp. 

NCJ 106270.

Judges, Fines, Criminal sanctions

Priority Prosecution of High-Rate Dangerous

Offenders (RIA). Chaiken, J.M., Chaiken, M.R.

1991. 8 pp. NCJ 124135.

Prosecution, Dangerous offenders

Prosecuting Child Physical Abuse Cases: A Case

Study in San Diego (RIB). Smith, B.E. 1995. 

12 pp. NCJ 152978.

Child abuse, Child protection, Victims

Prosecuting Child Physical Abuse Cases:

Lessons Learned From the San Diego

Experience (National Institute of Justice

Update). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000078. Available 

electronically.

Prosecution, Child abuse, Child protection

Prosecuting Environmental Crime: Los Angeles

County (Program Focus). Hammett, T.M.,

Epstein, J. 1993. 16 pp. NCJ 141868.

Environmental offenses, Courts, Special investigating units

Prosecuting Gangs: A National Assessment

(RIB). Johnson, C., Webster, B., Connors, E.

1995. 12 pp. NCJ 151785. Available electronically.

Gangs, Prosecution, Courts

Prosecutorial Response to Heavy Drug

Caseloads: Comprehensive Problem-Reduction

Strategies (Issues and Practices). Boland, B.,

Healey, K.M. 1993. 113 pp. NCJ 145745.

Caseload management, Courts, Prosecution

Prosecutors’ National Assessment of Needs

(RIA). Nugent, H., McEwen, J.T. 1988. 8 pp. 

NCJ 113282.

Prosecution, Courts, Caseload management

Public Defenders in the Neighborhood: A

Harlem Law Office Stresses Teamwork, Early

Investigation (Program Focus). Anderson, D.C.

1997. 12 pp. NCJ 163061. Available electronically.

Public defenders, Indigents

Redefining the Career Criminal: Priority

Prosecution of High-Rate Dangerous Offenders

(Issues and Practices). Chaiken, J., Chaiken, M.

1990. 92 pp. NCJ 124136.

Prosecution, Violence, Dangerous offenders

Resolving Community Conflict: The Dispute

Settlement Center of Durham, North Carolina

(Program Focus). McGillis, D. 1998. 16 pp. 

NCJ 172203. Available electronically.

Community crime prevention, Neighborhood 

justice centers, Mediation, Alternative dispute 

settlement

Responding to Probation and Parole Violations

(Issues and Practices). Burke, P., Ney, B., Parent,

D.G., Wentworth, D. 1994. 65 pp. NCJ 149473.

Probation/parole, Escape, Revocation

Sentencing Guidelines: Their Effect in

Minnesota (RIB). Miethe, T.D., Moore, C.A.

1989. 6 pp. NCJ 111381.

Sentencing, Judges, Public defenders

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 3 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 4 1987–1998

Sentencing Reform Impacts (Issues and

Practices). Tonry, M.H. 1987. 113 pp. 

NCJ 104344.

Sentencing, Probation/parole, Mandatory sentencing

State Laws on Prosecutors’ and Judges’ Use of

Juvenile Records (RIB). Miller, N. 1995. 20 pp.

NCJ 155506. Available electronically.

Judges, Prosecution, Juvenile record confidentiality

The Staten Island Day-Fine Project (RIB).

Hillsman, S.T., Winterfield, L.A. 1993. 8 pp. 

NCJ 138538.

Day fines, Courts, Sentencing

“Three Strikes and You’re Out”: A Review of

State Legislation (RIB). Clark, J., Austin, J.,

Henry, D.A. 1997. 16 pp. NCJ 165369. 

Available electronically.

Legislation, Three-strikes laws, Sentencing,

Violence

Using Civil Remedies for Criminal Behavior:

Rationale, Case Studies, and Constitutional

Issues (Issues and Practices). Finn, P., Hylton,

M.O. 1994. 91 pp. NCJ 151757.

Hate crimes, Civil rights, Domestic assault

The Validity and Use of Evidence Concerning

Battering and Its Effects in Criminal Trials:

Report Responding to Section 40507 of the

Violence Against Women Act (Research Report).

1996. 205 pp. NCJ 160972. Available 

electronically.

Violence, Women, Stalkers, Violence Against

Women Act
Beacons of Hope: New York City’s School-Based

Community Centers (Program Focus).

McGillis, D. 1996. 16 pp. NCJ 157667. 

Available electronically.

Community crime prevention, Juveniles

Breaking the Cycle: Predicting and Preventing

Crime (Research Report). Earls, F.J., Reiss, A.J.,

Jr. 1994. 73 pp. NCJ 140541. Available 

electronically.

Cycle of violence, Community crime prevention

Building the Peace: The Resolving Conflict

Creatively Program (RCCP) (Program Focus).

DeJong, W. 1994. 16 pp. NCJ 149549.

Conflict resolution, Schools

The Bureau of Justice Assistance

Comprehensive Communities Program: A

Preliminary Report (RIB). Kelling, G.L.,

Hochberg, M.R., Kaminska, S.L., Rocheleau, A.M.,

Rosenbaum, D.P., Roth, J.A., Skogan, W.G. 1998.

12 pp. NCJ 171132. Available electronically.

Community crime prevention, Federal aid

COMmunity Backed Anti-Drug Tax: COMBAT

in Jackson County, Missouri (Program Focus).

Mills, G. 1996. 16 pp. NCJ 160937. Available

electronically.

Drug treatment programs, Drug offenders

Crime in the Schools: A Problem-Solving

Approach (Research in Progress Preview).

Kenney, D. 1998. 4 pp. FS 000224. 

Available electronically. Full presentation available on videotape.

Schools, Violence

Crime Prevention Through Environmental

Design and Community Policing (RIA).

Fleissner, D., Heinzelmann, F. 1996. 4 pp. 

NCJ 157308. Available electronically.

Crime prevention planning

Crime Prevention Through Environmental

Design in Parking Facilities (RIB). Smith, M.S.

1996. 12 pp. NCJ 157310. Available electronically.

Crime prevention planning

“Designing Out” Gang Homicides and Street

Assaults (RIB). Lasley, J. 1998. 6 pp. 

NCJ 173398. Available electronically.

Gangs, Homicide

Doing Something About Children at Risk (RIA).

Herbert, E.E. 1993. 6 pp. NCJ 145124.

Delinquency prevention, Interagency cooperation

Evaluation of Boys and Girls Clubs in Public

Housing (Research Preview). 1995. 2 pp. 

FS 000100. Available electronically.

Evaluations, Public housing

The Expanding Role of Crime Prevention

Through Environmental Design in Premises

Liability (RIB). Gordon, C.L., Brill, W. 1996. 

8 pp. NCJ 157309. Available electronically.

Crime prevention planning

Fraud Control in the Health Care Industry:

Assessing the State of the Art (RIB).

Sparrow, M.K. 1998. 12 pp. NCJ 172841.

Available electronically.

Fraud control, Health care

Helping to Prevent Child Abuse—and Future

Criminal Consequences: Hawai‘i Healthy Start

(Program Focus). Earle, R.B. 1995. 12 pp. 

NCJ 156216. Available electronically.

Juveniles, Child abuse, Child protection

Improving the Use and Effectiveness of

Neighborhood Watch Programs (RIA). Garofalo,

J., McLeod, M. 1988. 4 pp. NCJ 108618.

Crime prevention planning

Intervening with High-Risk Youth: Preliminary

Findings from the Children-at-Risk Program

(Research in Progress Preview). Harrell, A. 1996.

4 pp. FS 000140. Available electronically. Full

presentation available on videotape.

Delinquency prevention, Schools

CRIME PREVENTION

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 5 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 6 1987–1998

The Kansas City Gun Experiment (RIB).

Rogan, D.P., Shaw, J.W., Sherman, L.W. 1995. 

12 pp. NCJ 150855. Available electronically.

Delinquency prevention, Interagency cooperation

The Kansas City Gun Experiment (National

Institute of Justice Update). 1994. 2 pp.

FS 000072.

Delinquency prevention, Interagency cooperation

Kids, COPS, and Communities (Issues 

and Practices). Chaiken, M.R. 1998. 60 pp.

NCJ 169599. Available electronically.

Delinquency prevention, Interagency cooperation

Linking Community Factors and Individual

Development (Research in Progress Preview).

Earls, F. 1998. 4 pp. FS 000230. Available 

electronically. Full presentation available on

videotape.

Research, Community crime prevention

National Evaluation of G.R.E.A.T. (RIB).

Esbensen, F., Osgood, D.W. 1997. 8 pp. 

NCJ 167264. Available electronically.

Evaluations, Gangs

The New Immigrant Hispanic Population: An

Integrated Approach to Preventing Delinquency

and Crime (Research in Progress Preview).

Rodriguez, O. 1996. 4 pp. FS 000144. 

Available electronically. Full presentation 

available on videotape.

Hispanics, Delinquency prevention

Physical Environment and Crime (Research

Report). Taylor, R.B., Harrell, A.V. 1996. 35 pp.

NCJ 157311. Available electronically.

Crime prevention planning

Preventing Crime: What Works, What Doesn’t,

What’s Promising (Research Report). Sherman,

L.W., Gottfredson, D., Mackenzie, D., Eck, J.,

Reuter, P., Bushway, S. 1997. 547 pp. NCJ 165366.

Available electronically.

Community crime prevention

Preventing Crime: What Works, What Doesn’t,

What’s Promising (RIB). Sherman, L.W.,

Gottfredson, D.C., MacKenzie, D.L., Eck, J.,

Reuter, P., Bushway, S.D. 1998. 20 pp. 

NCJ 171676. Available electronically.

Community crime prevention, Delinquency 

prevention

Private Security: Patterns and Trends (RIB).

Cunningham, W.C., Strauchs, J.J., Van Meter,

C.W. 1991. 6 pp. NCJ 127594.

Security, Private police

Project To Develop a Model Anti-Stalking Code

for States (Research Report). National Criminal

Justice Association. 1993. 118 pp. NCJ 144477.

Stalkers, Legislation

Promoting Crime Prevention Competence 

Among the Elderly. O’Keefe, G.J., Reid-Nash,

K., vanLeuven, J., Victoria, J.S. 1987. 68 pp. 

NCJ 105229.

Crime prevention planning, Elderly people

Sex Offender Community Notification (RIA).

Finn, P. 1997. 20 pp. NCJ 162364. 

Available electronically.

Sex offenders, Community crime prevention

Solving Crime Problems in Residential

Neighborhoods: Comprehensive Changes in

Design, Management, and Use (Issues and

Practices). Feins, J.D., Epstein, J.C., Widom, R.

1997. 125 pp. NCJ 164488. Available 

electronically.

Crime prevention planning

State and Local Money Laundering Control

Strategies (RIB). Karchmer, C., Ruch, D. 1992. 

8 pp. NCJ 137315.

Crime prevention planning

Threat Assessment: An Approach To Prevent

Targeted Violence (RIA). Fein, R.A., Vossekuil,

B., Holden, G.A. 1995. 8 pp. NCJ 155000.

Available electronically.

Violence, Security, Stalkers

Visibility and Vigilance: Metro’s Situational

Approach to Preventing Subway Crime (RIB).

La Vigne, N.G. 1997. 12 pp. NCJ 166372.

Available electronically.

Subways, Crime prevention planning
What Can the Federal Government Do to

Decrease Crime and Revitalize Communities?

(Research Forum). 1998. 111 pp. NCJ 172210.

Available electronically.

Crime prevention planning, Public health

Youth Afterschool Programs and Law

Enforcement (Research in Progress Preview).

Chaiken, M. 1997. 4 pp. FS 000169. 

Available electronically. Full presentation 

available on videotape.

Afterschool programs

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 7 1987–1998
S EVENTH E DITION 1 8 1987–1998

AIDS and HIV Training and Education in

Criminal Justice Agencies (AIDS Bulletin).

Hammett, T.M. 1989. 6 pp. NCJ 115904.

HIV/AIDS

AIDS and Intravenous Drug Use (AIDS

Bulletin). DesJarlais, D., Hunt, D.E. 1988. 6 pp. 

NCJ 108620.

HIV/AIDS, Drug offenders

AIDS and the Law Enforcement Officer (RIA).

Hammett, T.M. 1987. 6 pp. NCJ 107541.

HIV/AIDS, Police policies and procedures

AIDS and the Law Enforcement Officer:

Concerns and Policy Responses (Issues and

Practices). Hammett, T.M. 1987. 80 pp. 

NCJ 105196.

HIV/AIDS, Police policies and procedures

AIDS in Correctional Facilities: Issues and

Options, Third Edition (Issues and Practices).

Hammett, T.M., Moini, S. 1988. 286 pp. 

NCJ 109943.

HIV/AIDS, Police policies and procedures

AIDS in Probation and Parole (Issues and

Practices). Hunt, D.E., Moini, S., McWhan, S.

1989. 180 pp. NCJ 113020.

HIV/AIDS, Probation/parole

Case Management Reduces Drug Use and

Criminality Among Drug-Involved Arrestees:

An Experimental Study of an HIV Prevention

Intervention (Research Report). Rhodes, W.,

Gross, M. 1997. 50 pp. NCJ 155281. 

Available electronically.

Caseload management, HIV/AIDS

The Cause, Transmission, and Incidence of

AIDS (AIDS Bulletin). Hammett, T.M., Jaffe, H.,

Johnson, B.A. 1987. 4 pp. NCJ 106678.

HIV/AIDS, Drug offenders

HIV/AIDS and STDs in Juvenile Facilities

(RIB). Widom, R., Hammett, T.M. 1996. 12 pp. 

NCJ 155509. Available electronically.

HIV/AIDS, Juveniles, STD’s

HIV Antibody Testing: Procedures,

Interpretation, and Reliability of Results 

(AIDS Bulletin). Hammett, T.M. 1988. 8 pp. 

NCJ 114206.

HIV/AIDS

Legal Issues Affecting Offenders and Staff

(AIDS Bulletin). Takas, M., Hammett, T.M. 1989.

8 pp. NCJ 114731.

HIV/AIDS, Correctional facilities

1988 Update: AIDS in Correctional Facilities

(Issues and Practices). Hammett, T.M. 1989. 

68 pp. NCJ 115522.

HIV/AIDS, Correctional facilities

1989 Update: AIDS in Correctional Facilities

(Issues and Practices). Hammett, T.M.,

Moini, S. 1990. 70 pp. NCJ 124281.

HIV/AIDS, Correctional facilities

1992 Update: HIV/AIDS in Correctional

Facilities (Issues and Practices). Hammett, T.M.,

Harrold, L., Gross, M., Epstein, J. 1994. 96 pp.

NCJ 143398.

HIV/AIDS, Correctional facilities

1994 Update: HIV/AIDS and STD’s in

Correctional Facilities (Issues and Practices).

Hammett, T.M., Widom, R., Epstein, J., Gross,

M., Sifre, S., Enos, T. 1995. 103 pp. NCJ 156832.

Available electronically.

HIV/AIDS, Correctional facilities

CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

AND HIV/AIDS

The NIJ Publications Catalog
Precautionary Measures and Protective

Equipment: Developing a Reasonable Response

(AIDS Bulletin). Hammett, T.M. 1988. 4 pp. 

NCJ 108619.

HIV/AIDS, Police policies and procedures,

Corrections policies

Update on AIDS in Prisons and Jails (AIDS

Bulletin). Hammett, T.M., Moini, S. 1990. 12 pp.

NCJ 124549.

HIV/AIDS, Correctional facilities

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 1 9 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 0 1987–1998

Adult Patterns of Criminal Behavior (Research

Preview). Horney, J., Osgood, D.W., Marshall,

I.H. 1996. 2 pp. FS 000146. Available 

electronically.

Criminal behavior, Schools

The Americans With Disabilities Act and

Criminal Justice: An Overview (RIA).

Rubin, P.N. 1993. 8 pp. NCJ 142960.

Americans With Disabilities Act

The Americans With Disabilities Act and

Criminal Justice: Hiring New Employees (RIA).

Rubin, P.N. 1994. 8 pp. NCJ 147479.

Americans With Disabilities Act

Arrestees and Guns: Monitoring the Illegal

Firearms Market (Research in Progress

Preview). 1995. 4 pp. FS 000104. Available electronically. Full presentation available on videotape.

ADAM/DUF (Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring/

Drug Use Forecasting), Illicit firearms

Assessing Criminal Justice Needs (RIB).

McEwen, J.T., Webster, B.A. 1992. 8 pp. 

NCJ 136396.

Prison crowding, Corrections costs

Building Knowledge About Crime and Justice:

The 1997 Research Prospectus of the National

Institute of Justice (Research Prospectus). 1997.

22 pp. NCJ 163708. Available electronically.

Technology assessment, National Institute 

of Justice

Building Knowledge About Crime and Justice:

The 1998 Research Prospectus of the National

Institute of Justice (Research Prospectus). 1997.

23 pp. NCJ 167570. Available electronically.

Federal aid, Research, Drug law enforcement

Building Knowledge About Crime and Justice:

The 1999 Research Prospectus of the National

Institute of Justice (Research Prospectus). 1998.

18 pp. NCJ 172883. Available electronically.

Federal aid, Program evaluations

Certification of DNA and Other Forensic

Specialists (National Institute of Justice

Update). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000095. 

Available electronically.

DNA, Forensic science

Civil Rights and Criminal Justice: Employment

Discrimination Overview (RIA). 1995. Rubin,

P.N. 8 pp. NCJ 154278.

Civil rights

Closing the Gaps in Theory and Practice: The

Institute’s Visiting Fellowship Program (RIA).

Anderson, J.H. 1987. 6 pp. NCJ 106274.

Fellowships and scholarships

Community Mediation Programs:

Developments and Challenges (Issues and

Practices). McGillis, D. 1997. 116 pp. 

NCJ 165698. Available electronically.

Alternative dispute settlement

Comparing the Criminal Behavior of Youth

Gangs and At-Risk Youths (RIB). Huff, C.R.

1998. 8 pp. NCJ 172852. Available electronically.

Gangs, Juveniles

Crime and Justice Atlas. 1998. 140 pp. 

NCJ 171144.

Crime analysis, Sentencing

Crime and Place: Plenary Papers of the 1997

Conference on Criminal Justice Research and

Evaluation (Research Forum). Taylor, R.B.,

Bazemore, G., Boland, B., Clear, T.R., Corbett,

R.P., Jr., Feinblatt, J., Berman, G., Sviridoff, M.,

Stone, C. 1998. 105 pp. NCJ 168618. Available

electronically.

Research, Evaluations

Criminal Justice Research Under the Crime

Act—1995 to 1996 (Research Report). 1997. 

90 pp. NCJ 166142. Available electronically.

Sentencing, Crime Act

CRIMINOLOGY AND RESEARCH
Critical Criminal Justice Issues (NIJ Report).

1997. NCJ 158837. 132 pp. Available 

electronically.

Crime analysis, Research

Data Resources of the National Institute of

Justice, 2nd Edition. Loftin, C., Miller, S.L.,

Paternoster, R., Triplett, R., Wiersema, B., 1987.

211 pp. NCJ 105575.

National Institute of Justice, Research

Data Resources of the National Institute of

Justice, 3rd Edition. Wiersema, B., Loftin, C.,

Huang, W.S.W. 1988. 232 pp. NCJ 113952.

National Institute of Justice, Research

Data Resources of the National Institute of

Justice, 4th Edition. Wiersema, B., Huang,

W.S.W., Loftin, C. 1990. 288 pp. NCJ 122224.

National Institute of Justice, Research

Data Resources of the National Institute of

Justice, 5th Edition. 1992. 243 pp. NCJ 139010.

National Institute of Justice, Research

Data Resources of the National Institute of

Justice, 6th Edition. 1993. 319 pp. NCJ 144036.

National Institute of Justice, Research

Data Resources of the National Institute of

Justice, 7th Edition. 1994. 358 pp. NCJ 150037.

National Institute of Justice, Research, Computers

Data Resources of the National Institute of

Justice, 8th Edition. 1995. 356 pp. NCJ 156714.

National Institute of Justice, Research

Data Resources of the National Institute of

Justice, 9th Edition. 1996. 389 pp. NCJ 163062.

National Institute of Justice, Research

Data Resources of the National Institute of

Justice, 11th Edition. 1998. 433 pp. Only available electronically at www.icpsr.umich.edu/

ICPSR/About/Publications/NACJD/nij98.pdf.

National Institute of Justice, Research

Delinquency in China: Study of a Birth Cohort

(Research in Progress Preview). Wolfgang, M.

1996. 4 pp. FS 000143. Available electronically.

Full presentation available on videotape.

China, Research

Depositing Data With the Data Resources

Program of the National Institute of Justice:

A Handbook. Peterson, J.L., Colella, U.A. 1991.

11 pp. NCJ 134178.

Data Resources Program

Directory of Criminal Justice Information

Sources, 7th Edition. Goldberg, P.R. 1988. 

192 pp. NCJ 114064.

Information sources

Directory of Criminal Justice Information

Sources, 8th Edition. VandenHeuvel, N. 1992. 

206 pp. NCJ 125728.

Information sources

Directory of Criminal Justice Information

Sources, 9th Edition. Hutchinson, J. 1994.

190 pp. NCJ 144767.

Information sources

Estimating the National Scope of Gang Crime

From Law Enforcement Data (RIB). Curry,

G.D., Ball, R.A., Decker, S.H. 1996. 6 pp. 

NCJ 161477.

Gangs, Crime analysis

Ethnicity, Crime, and Immigration (Research 

in Progress Preview). Tonry, M. 1997. 4 pp. 

FS 000170. Available electronically. Full presentation available on videotape.

Hate crimes, Minorities

Evaluation of Pepper Spray (RIB). Edwards,

S.M., Granfield, J., Onnen, J. 1997. 8 pp. 

NCJ 162358. Available electronically.

Pepper spray

Evaluation Plan: 1991 (Program Evaluation).

Zedlewski, E. 1991. 145 pp. NCJ 130410.

Evaluations, Federal aid

Full Scale Room Burn Pattern Study (NIJ

Report 601–97). Putorti, A.D., Jr. 1997. 62 pp. 

NCJ 169281. Available electronically from OLES.

Fires

Guidelines for State Monitoring Under the Drug

Control Formula Grant Program (Research

Report). Dunworth, T., Saiger, A.J. 1992. 52 pp.

NCJ 136609.

Drug law enforcement

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 1 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 2 1987–1998

International Money Laundering: Research and

Investigation Join Forces (RIB). McCampbell,

M.S., Webster, B. 1992. 8 pp. NCJ 135942.

Money laundering

Labor Markets, Employment, and Crime

(Research in Progress Preview). Crutchfield, R.

1997. 4 pp. FS 000166. Available electronically.

Full presentation available on videotape.

Labor markets, Employment

Measuring What Matters: Part One: Measures 

of Crime, Fear, and Disorder (RIA). Brady, T.V.

1996. 16 pp. NCJ 162205. Available electronically.

Fear of crime

National Assessment of the Byrne Formula

Grant Program (RIB). Dunworth, T., Haynes, P.,

Saiger, A.J. 1997. 12 pp. NCJ 162203. Available 

electronically.

Byrne Formula Grant Program

National Assessment of the Byrne Formula

Grant Program: A Policy Maker’s Overview

(Research Report). Dunworth, T., Haynes, P.,

Saiger, A.J. 1996. 120 pp. NCJ 163384.

Byrne Formula Grant Program

National Assessment of the Byrne Formula

Grant Program: A Seven State Study—An

Analysis of State and Local Responses to the

Byrne Formula Grant Program (Research

Report). Dunworth, T., Haynes, P., Saiger, A.J.

1996. 171 pp. NCJ 163383.

Byrne Formula Grant Program

National Assessment of the Byrne Formula

Grant Program: Executive Summary (Research

Report). Dunworth, T., Haynes, P., Saiger, A.J.

1996. 54 pp. NCJ 163385.

Byrne Formula Grant Program

National Assessment of the Byrne Formula

Grant Program: The Anti-Drug Abuse Act of

1988—A Comparative Analysis of Legislation

(Research Report). Dunworth, T., Green, S.,

Jacobson, P., Saiger, A.J. 1996. 70 pp. NCJ 163382.

Byrne Formula Grant Program

National Assessment of the Byrne Formula

Grant Program: Where the Money Went—An

Analysis of State Subgrant Funding Decisions

Under the Byrne Formula Grant Program

(Research Report). Dunworth, T., Saiger, A.J.

1996. 51 pp. NCJ 163381.

Byrne Formula Grant Program

National Assessment Program: 1994 Survey

Results (Research Report). McEwen, T. 1995. 

86 pp. NCJ 150856. Available electronically.

Mentally ill offenders, Violence, Juveniles

National Assessment Program: 1994 Survey

Results (RIB). McEwen, T. 1995. 12 pp. 

NCJ 153517. Available electronically.

Juveniles, Victims, Gangs

National Institute of Justice Annual Report:

1990–1991 (Annual Report). 1991. 66 pp. 

NCJ 133967.

National Institute of Justice, Organized crime

National Institute of Justice Annual Report:

1991–1992 (Annual Report). 1991. 107 pp.

NCJ 141398.

National Institute of Justice, Research

National Institute of Justice Annual Report to

Congress, 1996 (Annual Report). 1997. 106 pp.

NCJ 166585. Available electronically.

National Institute of Justice, Congress

National Institute of Justice 1997 Annual Report

to Congress (Annual Report). 1998. 87 pp. 

NCJ 171679. Available electronically.

National Institute of Justice, Congress

National Institute of Justice 1996 Year in Review

(Research Report). 1997. 104 pp. NCJ 166584.

National Institute of Justice, Crime Act

National Institute of Justice 1997 Year in Review

(Research Report). 1998. 87 pp. NCJ 171678.

National Institute of Justice, Violence

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 225. August 1992. 32 pp. JR 000225.

Community policing, Police community relations

programs, Community crime prevention

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 226. April 1993. 36 pp. JR 000226.

Drug law enforcement, Crack cocaine, Drug

detection
National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 227. November 1993. 36 pp. JR 000227.

Juveniles, Drug courts, Boot camps, Shock incarceration programs, DUF (Drug Use Forecasting)

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 228. November 1994. 48 pp. JR 000228.

Americans With Disabilities Act, Prosecution,

Family violence

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 229. August 1995. 44 pp. JR 000229.

Available electronically.

Fraud control, Concealed weapons

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 230. February 1996. 36 pp. JR 000230.

Available electronically.

Information sources, Crime Act, Women

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 231. August 1996. 56 pp. JR 000231.

Available electronically.

Community courts, Courts

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 232. June 1997. 32 pp. JR 000232.

Available electronically.

Illegal immigration

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 233. September 1997. 32 pp. JR 000233.

Available electronically.

Probation, Author identification

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 234. December 1997. 44 pp. JR 000234.

Available electronically.

Policing innovations, DNA

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 235. March 1998. 40 pp. JR 000235.

Available electronically.

Public housing, Restorative justice, Terrorism

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 236. July 1998. 32 pp. JR 000236.

Available electronically.

Deterrence, Smart cards

National Institute of Justice Journal. Issue

Number 237. October 1998. 48 pp. JR 000237.

Available electronically.

Addiction, Community policing

National Institute of Justice Research and

Evaluation Plan, 1992. 1992. 205 pp. NCJ 137001.

Research, Evaluations

National Institute of Justice Research Program

Plan, Fiscal Year 1988 (Program

Announcement). 1987. 49 pp. NCJ 106269.

Solicitations

National Institute of Justice Research Program

Plan, Fiscal Year 1989 (Program Evaluation).

1988. 114 pp. NCJ 113180.

Prosecution, Offenders, Public safety

National Process Evaluation of Operation Weed

and Seed (RIB). Roehl, J.A., Huitt, R., Wycoff,

M.A., Pate, A., Rebovich, D., Coyle, K. 1996. 

15 pp. NCJ 161624. Available electronically.

Evaluations, Operation Weed and Seed

NIJ Awards in Fiscal Year 1992 (RIB). 1993. 

8 pp. NCJ 142538.

Federal aid

NIJ Awards in Fiscal Year 1993 (RIB). 1994. 

8 pp. NCJ 146665.

Federal aid

NIJ Awards in Fiscal Year 1994 (RIB). 1995. 

16 pp. NCJ 152109.

Federal aid

NIJ Awards in Fiscal Year 1995 (RIB). 1996. 

16 pp. NCJ 159563. Available electronically.

Federal aid

NIJ Awards in Fiscal Year 1996 (RIB). 1997. 

12 pp. NCJ 165701. Available electronically.

Federal aid

NIJ Awards in Fiscal Year 1997 (RIB). 1998. 

28 pp. NCJ 167576. Available electronically.

Federal aid

NIJ Awards in Research and Development and

Evaluation: Fiscal Year 1991 (RIB). 1992. 8 pp.

NCJ 136317.

Federal aid

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 3 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 4 1987–1998

NIJ Awards Under the Crime Act: Fiscal Year

1996 (RIB). 1997. 12 pp. NCJ 165700. 

Available electronically.

Federal aid, Crime act

NIJ Initiative on Less-Than-Lethal Weapons

(RIB). Hayeslip, D.W., Preszler, A. 1993. 6 pp.

NCJ 133523.

Less-than-lethal technology

NIJ Programs and Services (RIA). 1993. 53 pp.

NCJ 142413.

National Institute of Justice, Program evaluations

NIJ Program Plan 1993 (Program Evaluation).

1993. 170 pp. NCJ 141638.

Program evaluations

NIJ Program Plan, 1994–95 (Program

Evaluation). 1994. 147 pp. NCJ 147530.

Program evaluations

The NIJ Publications Catalog, Fourth Edition,

1985–1994. 1994. 23 pp. NCJ 149432.

National Institute of Justice, Information sources

The NIJ Publications Catalog, Fifth Edition,

1985–1995. 1996. 26 pp. NCJ 157668. 

Available electronically.

National Institute of Justice, Information sources

The NIJ Publications Catalog, Sixth Edition,

1986–1996. 1997. 27 pp. NCJ 167244. 

Available electronically.

National Institute of Justice, Information sources

The NIJ Publications Catalog 1996–97. 1997. 

72 pp. NCJ 166144. Available electronically.

National Institute of Justice, Information sources

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 201. January/

February 1987. 20 pp. NCJ 179493.

Alternative sanctions, Problem-oriented policing,

Juveniles, Correctional industries

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 202. March/April

1987. 24 pp. NCJ 179494.

Drug law enforcement, Drug detection

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 203. May/June 1987.

24 pp. NCJ 179495.

Alternatives to institutionalization, Fear of crime,

Forensic science

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 204. July/August

1987, 24 pp. NCJ 179496.

Fellowships and scholarships, Research

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 205. September/

October 1987. 28 pp. NCJ 179497.

Federal sentencing guidelines, Court management, HIV/AIDS

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 206. November/

December 1987. 24 pp. NCJ 179498.

HIV/AIDS, Research, Solicitations

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 207. January/

February 1988. 28 pp. NCJ 179499.

Child abuse, Victims, Interrogations, Delinquency

prevention

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 208. April/May 1988.

32 pp. NCJ 179500.

Drug treatment programs, Drug law enforcement,

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Court management

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 209. May/June 1988.

24 pp. NCJ 179501.

Courts, HIV/AIDS, Drug offenders, Child abuse

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 210. July/August

1988. 24 pp. NCJ 179502.

Employment, Schools

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 211. September/

October 1988. 24 pp. NCJ 179504.

Interagency cooperation, Delinquency prevention

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 212. January/

February 1989. 28 pp. NCJ 179506.

Electronic monitoring, Computer software,

Schools, Records management

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 213. March/April

1989. 28 pp. NCJ 179508.

Crime prevention planning, Program implementation, Drug law enforcement

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 214. May/June 1989.

28 pp. NCJ 179510.

Policing innovations, Interagency cooperation,

Juveniles, Witnesses
NIJ Reports. Issue Number 215. July/August

1989. 28 pp. NCJ 179512.

Fines, Juvenile court, DUF (Drug Use

Forecasting)

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 216. September/

October 1989. 24 pp. NCJ 179513.

Corrections costs, Juvenile witnesses, Victims,

Correctional facilities

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 217. November/

December 1989. 24 pp. NCJ 179514.

Police management, Probation/parole, Crack

cocaine, DUF (Drug Use Forecasting)

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 218. January/

February 1990. 28 pp. NCJ 179515.

Computer-related crime, Intermediate sanctions,

Sentencing, Schools

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 219. March/April

1990. 28 pp. NCJ 179516.

Problem-oriented policing, Police manpower

deployment, Juveniles

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 220. May/June 1990.

24 pp. NCJ 179518.

Criminal behavior, Inmates, Juveniles

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 221. Summer 1990.

36 pp. NCJ 179520.

Drug treatment programs, DUF (Drug Use

Forecasting), Intermediate sanctions, Interagency

cooperation

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 222. November/

December 1990. 28 pp. NCJ 179521.

Intermediate sanctions, Boot camps, Electronic

monitoring, Missing children

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 223. January/

February 1991. 28 pp. NCJ 179522.

Correctional industries, Corrections costs,

Computer-related crime

NIJ Reports. Issue Number 224. June 1991.

32 pp. NCJ 179523.

Gangs, Forensic science, DNA, Fingerprints, 

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting)

NIJ Research Plan, 1995–1996. 1995. 48 pp. 

NCJ 153520. Available electronically.

Research, Federal aid

NIJ Research Portfolio (Research in Brief).

1996. 36 pp. NCJ 162204. Available electronically.

National Institute of Justice, Solicitations

NIJ Research Portfolio (Research Report). 1998.

67 pp. NCJ 171670. Available electronically.

Federal aid

NIJ Science and Technology Awards Under the

Crime Act: Fiscal Year 1996 (RIB). 1997. 8 pp.

NCJ 165586. Available electronically.

Federal aid

1997 Research Portfolio (Interim) (RIB). 1997. 

36 pp. NCJ 166374. Available electronically.

National Institute of Justice, Solicitations

Perspectives on Crime and Justice: 1996–1997

Lecture Series, Volume I (Research Report).

Wilson, J.Q., Reuter, P., Moore, M.H., Widom,

C.S., Morris, N. 1997. 134 pp. NCJ 166609.

Available electronically.

National drug policy, Cycle of violence

Perspectives on Crime and Justice: 1997–1998

Lecture Series, Volume II (Research Forum).

Kelling, G.L., Kennedy, R., Musto, D.F.,

Petersilia, J., Cook, P. 1998. 130 pp. NCJ 172851.

Available electronically.

Alternatives to institutionalization, Minorities

Policy Experiments Come of Age (RIA). Garner,

J.H., Visher, C.A. 1988. 6 pp. NCJ 114221.

Policing innovations

Predictions of Dangerousness in the Criminal

Law (RIB). Morris, N., Miller, M. 1987. 8 pp. 

NCJ 104599.

Sentencing, Violent offenders

Project on Human Development in Chicago

Neighborhoods (Research Report). Earls, F.,

Buka, S.L. 1997. 118 pp. NCJ 163495.

Research, Families

Project on Human Development in Chicago

Neighborhoods: A Research Update (RIB).

Earls, F.J., Visher, C.A. 1997. 6 pp. NCJ 163603.

Available electronically.

Research, Families

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 5 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 6 1987–1998

Randomized Field Experiments in Criminal

Justice Agencies (RIA). Lempert, R.O., Visher,

C.A. 1988. 6 pp. NCJ 113666.

Research

Reorienting Crime Prevention Research and

Policy: From the Causes of Criminality to the

Context of Crime (Research Report).

Weisburd, D. 1997. 28 pp. NCJ 165041. 

Available electronically.

Crime prevention planning

Report From the States on What Works at the

State and Local Levels: A Compendium of

Assessment and Evaluation Results (Evaluation

Report). Justice Research and Statistics

Association. 1992. 142 pp. NCJ 137993.

Drug law enforcement

Searching for Answers: Annual Evaluation 

Report on Drugs and Crime: 1990. 1991. 76 pp.

NCJ 129576.

Evaluations

Searching for Answers: Annual Evaluation 

Report on Drugs and Crime: 1991. 1992. 

134 pp. NCJ 137775.

Evaluations

Searching for Answers: Annual Evaluation 

Report on Drugs and Crime: 1992. 1993. 

156 pp. NCJ 142975.

Evaluations

Searching for Answers: Annual Evaluation

Report on Drugs and Crime: 1993–1994. 1995.

175 pp. NCJ 155487.

Evaluations

Searching for Answers: Criminal Justice

Research, Development and Evaluation: 1995

Annual Report to Congress. 1996. NCJ 162042.

94 pp. Available electronically.

Research, Congress

Searching for Answers: Research and

Evaluation on Drugs and Crime: 1989–1990.

1990. 116 pp. NCJ 125254.

Research, Evaluations

25 Years of Criminal Justice Research: The

National Institute of Justice. 1994. 70 pp. 

NCJ 151287. Available electronically.

Research, Information sources, National Institute

of Justice

Update on NIJ Sponsored Research: Six New

Reports. 1994. 6 pp. NCJ 146837.

Legislation, Use of force

What Price Justice? A Handbook for the

Analysis of Criminal Justice Costs (Research

Report). Wayson, B.L., Funke, G.S. 1989. 115 pp.

NCJ 106777.

Court costs, Corrections costs
ADAM: 1997 Annual Report on Adult and

Juvenile Arrestees (Research Report). 1998. 

78 pp. NCJ 171672. Available electronically.

ADAM (Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring),

Juveniles, Drug offenders, Crime analysis

Assessment of Pretrial Urine Testing in the

District of Columbia (Project Evaluation).

Toborg, M.A., Bellassai, J.P., Yezer, A.M.J.,

Trost, R.P. 1989. 34 pp. NCJ 119968.

Drug detection, Crime analysis

Attorney General Announces NIJ Drug Use

Forecasting System (RIA). 1988. 2 pp. 

NCJ 109957.

ADAM/DUF (Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring/

Drug Use Forecasting), Drug detection

A Comparison of Urinalysis Technologies for

Drug Testing in Criminal Justice (Research

Report). Visher, C. 1991. 44 pp. NCJ 132397.

Drug detection

A Comparison of Urinalysis Technologies 

for Drug Testing in Criminal Justice (RIA).

McFadden, K., Visher, C. 1991. 6 pp. NCJ 129292.

Drug detection

Developing Drug Testing by Hair Analysis 

(RIB). Gropper, B.A., Reardon, J.A. 1993. 6 pp.

NCJ 143456.

Drug detection, DUF (Drug Use Forecasting),

Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting: April-June 1988 Data.

1988. 29 pp. NCJ 115160.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Drug treatment 

programs, Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Fourth Quarter 1988

(RIA). 1989. 12 pp. NCJ 118275.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Drug treatment 

programs, Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Annual Report 1988

(RIA). 1990. 28 pp. NCJ 122225.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, First Quarter 1989

(RIA). 1989. 8 pp. NCJ 119517.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Drug treatment 

programs, Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Second Quarter 1989

(RIA). 1989. 8 pp. NCJ 120742.

Cocaine, DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), 

Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Third Quarter 1989

(RIA). 1989. 8 pp. NCJ 122564.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Fourth Quarter 1989

(RIA). 1990. 8 pp. NCJ 123265.

Cocaine, DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), 

Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Annual Report 1989

(RIA). 1990. 16 pp. NCJ 123941.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, First Quarter 1990

(RIA). 1990. 8 pp. NCJ 124550.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Second Quarter 1990

(RIA). 1991. 12 pp. NCJ 129100.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Drug treatment 

programs, Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Fourth Quarter 1990

(RIA). 1991. 8 pp. NCJ 129864.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Drug treatment 

programs, Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Annual Report 1990

(RIA). 1991. 24 pp. NCJ 130063.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, First Quarter 1991

(RIA). 1991. 8 pp. NCJ 132444.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Second Quarter 1991

(RIB). 1991. 12 pp. NCJ 132289.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

DRUG TESTING

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 7 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 8 1987–1998

Drug Use Forecasting, Third Quarter 1991

(RIB). 1991. 8 pp. NCJ 134230.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Fourth Quarter 1991

(RIB). 1993. 12 pp. NCJ 136045.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Annual Report 1991

(RIB). 1992. 24 pp. NCJ 137776.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, First and Second

Quarters 1992 (RIB). 1993. 28 pp. NCJ 140187.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Third Quarter 1992

(RIB). 1992. 4 pp. NCJ 142053.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting, Fourth Quarter 1992

(RIB). 1993. 4 pp. NCJ 142454.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting 1992 Annual Report:

Drugs and Crime in America’s Cities (RIB). 

1993. 32 pp. NCJ 142973.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting 1993 Annual Report on

Adult Arrestees: Drugs and Crime in America’s

Cities (RIB). 1994. 32 pp. NCJ 147411.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting 1993 Annual Report on

Juvenile Arrestees/Detainees: Drugs and 

Crime in America’s Cities (RIB). 1994. 20 pp. 

NCJ 150709.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting 1994 Annual Report on

Adult and Juvenile Arrestees (Research Report).

1995. 48 pp. NCJ 157644. Available electronically.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting 1995 Annual Report on

Adult and Juvenile Arrestees (Research Report).

1996. 54 pp. NCJ 161721. Available electronically.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting 1996 Annual Report on

Adult and Juvenile Arrestees (Research Report).

1997. 72 pp. NCJ 165691. Available electronically.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting: New York 1984–1986

(RIA). Wish, E. 1987. 6 pp. NCJ 107272.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Drug Use Forecasting Program: How Findings

Are Used (RIA). Smith, M. 1993. 7 pp. 

NCJ 144783.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

The Drug Use Forecasting Program: Measuring

Drug Use in a “Hidden” Population (Issues 

and Practices). Reardon, J.A. 1993. 40 pp. 

NCJ 144784.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

The Effect of Drug Testing in New Orleans

(RIB). Foti, C.C., Jr. 1993. 4 pp. NCJ 140090.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Employee Drug-Testing Policies in Prison

Systems (RIA). Guynes, R., Coffey, O. 1988. 

6 pp. NCJ 112824.

Drug offenders, Correctional facilities

Evaluation of Analytical Methodologies for 

Non-Intrusive Drug Testing: Supercritical Fluid

Extraction of Cocaine from Hair (NIJ Report

601–98). 1998. 18 pp. Available electronically.

Cocaine, Drug offenders

Hair Analysis as a Drug Detector (RIB).

Mieczkowski, T. 1995. 4 pp. NCJ 156434.

Available electronically.

Drug offenders, Probation

Hair Assays and Urinalysis Results For Juvenile

Drug Offenders (Research Preview).

Mieczkowski, T. 1997. 2 pp. FS 000171.

Available electronically.

Drug detection, Juveniles, Cocaine

Identifying Drug Users and Monitoring Them

During Conditional Release (Issues and

Practices). Wish, E.D., Toborg, M.A., Bellassai,

J.P. 1988. 26 pp. NCJ 114730.

Drug offenders, Deterrence
Impact of Systemwide Drug Testing in

Multnomah County, Oregon (National Institute

of Justice Update). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000083.

Available electronically.

Probation/parole, Drug offenders

Mandatory and Random Drug Testing in the

Honolulu Police Department (RIA). Webster, B.,

Brown, J.G. 1989. 8 pp. NCJ 117718.

Police policies and procedures

Methamphetamine Use Among Adult Arrestees:

Findings From the Drug Use Forecasting (DUF)

Program (RIB). Feucht, T.E., Kyle, G.M. 1996. 

8 pp. NCJ 161842. Available electronically.

Methamphetamine, DUF (Drug Use Forecasting)

National Institute of Justice Drug Use

Forecasting System (DUF) (Program

Evaluation). 1987. 7 pp. NCJ 105439.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Police Drug Testing (Issues and Practices).

Connors, E.F., Manili, B.A., Stephens, D.W.,

Stedman, J.R. 1987. 110 pp. NCJ 105191.

Police policies and procedures

Predicting Pretrial Misconduct with Drug Tests 

of Arrestees: Evidence from Eight Settings

(Research Report). Hyatt, R., Rhodes, W.,

Scheiman, P. 1994. 88 pp. NCJ 150551.

Pretrial misconduct, Research

Predicting Pretrial Misconduct with Drug Tests 

of Arrestees: Evidence From Six Sites (RIB).

Rhodes, W., Hyatt, R., Scheiman, P. 1996. 6 pp.

NCJ 157108. Available electronically.

Pretrial misconduct, Research

Pretrial Drug Testing (RIB). Visher, C.A. 1992. 

8 pp. NCJ 137057.

Research, Recidivism

Testing Hair for Illicit Drug Use (RIB). Coletti,

S.D., Landress, H.J., Newel, R., Mieczkowski, T.

1993. 6 pp. NCJ 138539.

Research, Drug offenders

Understanding the Drug Use Forecasting

Sample of Adult Arrestees. Chaiken, J.M.,

Chaiken, M.R., Poulin, E.R. 1993. 59 pp. 

NCJ 146846.

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting), Crime analysis

Urine Testing of Detained Juveniles To Identify

High-Risk Youth (RIB). Dembo, R., Williams, L.,

Wish, E.D., Schmeidler, J. 1990. 8 pp. 

NCJ 119965.

Juveniles, Crime analysis

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 2 9 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 0 1987–1998

Arresting the Demand for Drugs: Police and

School Partnerships (Issues and Practices).

DeJong, W. 1987. 132 pp. NCJ 105199.

Schools, D.A.R.E.® (Drug Abuse Resistance

Education)

Case Management With Drug-Involved

Arrestees (Research Preview). 1995. 2 pp. 

FS 000098. Available electronically.

Drug offenders, HIV/AIDS

Case Studies of Community Anti-Drug Efforts

(RIB). Weingart, S.N., Hartmann, F.X.,

Osborne, D. 1994. 16 pp. NCJ 149316. 

Available electronically.

Community crime prevention, Case studies

Characteristics of Different Types of DrugInvolved Offenders (Issues and Practices).

Chaiken, M.R., Johnson, B.D. 1988. 36 pp. 

NCJ 108560.

Drug offenders, Drug treatment programs

Closing the Market: Controlling the Drug 

Trade in Tampa, Florida (Program Focus).

Kennedy, D.M. 1993. 16 pp. NCJ 139963.

Crack cocaine, Policing innovations

Community Responses to Drug Abuse: A

Program Evaluation (Research Report).

Bennett, S.F., Lindsay, B., Rosenbaum, D.P.,

Wilkinson, D.L. 1994. 45 pp. NCJ 145945.

Program evaluations, Juveniles

Controlling Chemicals Used To Make Illegal

Drugs: The Chemical Action Task Force and 

the Domestic Chemical Action Group (RIB).

1993. 8 pp. NCJ 137862.

Illicit chemicals

Controlling Drug Abuse and Crime: A Research

Update (RIA). Graham, M.G. 1987. 6 pp. 

NCJ 104865.

National Institute of Justice, Federal aid

Controlling Street-Level Drug Trafficking:

Evidence From Oakland and Birmingham

(RIB). Uchida, C.D., Forst, B., Annan, S.O.

1992. 8 pp. NCJ 136165.

Policing innovations, Fear of crime

Crack, Powder Cocaine, and Heroin: Drug

Purchase and Use Patterns in Six U.S. Cities

(Research Report). Riley, K.J. 1997. 45 pp. 

NCJ 167265. Available electronically.

Crack cocaine, Cocaine, Heroin

Crack’s Decline: Some Surprises Across U.S.

Cities (RIB). Golub, A.L., Johnson, B.D. 1997. 

16 pp. NCJ 165707. Available electronically.

Crack cocaine, ADAM/DUF (Arrestee Drug Abuse

Monitoring/Drug Use Forecasting)

A Criminal Justice System Strategy for Treating

Cocaine-Heroin Abusing Offenders in Custody

(Issues and Practices). Wexler, H.K., Lipton,

D.S., Johnson, B.D. 1988. 34 pp. NCJ 113915.

Cocaine, Heroin, Drug offenders

The D.A.R.E. Program: A Review of Prevalence,

User Satisfaction, and Effectiveness (National

Institute of Justice Update). 1994. 2 pp. 

FS 000068. Available electronically.

D.A.R.E.® (Drug Abuse Resistance Education),

Schools

Do Drugs. Do Time: An Evaluation of the

Maricopa County Demand Reduction Program

(RIB). Hepburn, J.R., Johnston, C.W., Rogers, S.

1994. 8 pp. NCJ 149016. Available electronically.

Deterrence, Courts

Drug-Abusing Women Offenders: Results 

of a National Survey (RIB). Anglin, M.D.,

Prendergast, M.L., Wellisch, J. 1994. 20 pp. 

NCJ 149261.

Drug treatment programs, Women, Research

Drug Control Strategies in San Diego: Impact 

on the Offender (Research Report). Curtis, C.,

Pennell, S. 1994. 212 pp. NCJ 145946.

Police policies and procedures, Drug offenders

DRUGS AND CRIME
Drug Control Task Forces: Creating and

Implementing a Multijurisdictional Unit (RIB).

Coldren, J.R., Jr. 1993. 6 pp. NCJ 138332.

Drug law enforcement, Interagency cooperation

Drug Treatment Needs Among Adult Arrestees

in Baltimore (Research in Progress Preview).

Wish, E.D. 1997. 4 pp. FS 000168. Available

electronically. Full presentation available on

videotape.

Drug treatment programs, HIV/AIDS, ADAM/DUF

(Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring/Drug Use

Forecasting)

Drugs, Alcohol, and Domestic Violence in

Memphis (Research in Progress Preview).

Brookoff, D. 1997. 4 pp. FS 000172. 

Available electronically. Full presentation 

available on videotape.

Victims, Drug offenders, Domestic assault

Drugs and Crime in Public Housing: A ThreeCity Analysis (Research Report). Dunworth, T.,

Saiger, A. 1994. 123 pp. NCJ 145329.

Public housing, Research

The Effectiveness of Treatment for Drug

Abusers Under Criminal Justice Supervision

(Research Report). Lipton, D.S. 1995. 64 pp.

NCJ 157642. Available electronically.

Inmates, Correctional facilities

Evaluating Drug Control and System

Improvement Projects: Guidelines for Projects

Supported by the Bureau of Justice Assistance

(Project Evaluation). McDonald, D.C., Smith, C.

1989. 22 pp. NCJ 118938.

Drug law enforcement, Evaluations

Expedited Drug Case Management Programs:

Issues for Program Development, Executive

Summary (Evaluation Bulletin). Gramckow,

H.P., Jacoby, J.E., Ratledge, E.C. 1992. 29 pp. 

NCJ 136879.

Drug law enforcement, Caseload management

Identifying and Responding to New Forms of

Drug Abuse: Lessons Learned From “Crack”

and “Ice” (Issues and Practices).

Chaiken, M.R. 1993. 78 pp. NCJ 144403.

Crack cocaine, Methamphetamine

In-Prison Programs for Drug Involved

Offenders (Issues and Practices). Chaiken, M.R.

1989. 88 pp. NCJ 117999.

Drug treatment programs, Drug offenders

Local-Level Drug Enforcement: New Strategies

(RIA). Hayeslip, D.W., Jr. 1989. 6 pp. 

NCJ 116751.

Drug law enforcement, Policing innovations

The Manhattan District Attorney’s Narcotics

Eviction Program (Program Focus). Finn, P.

1995. 12 pp. NCJ 153146. Available electronically.

Drug law enforcement, Police policies and 

procedures

Modern Policing and the Control of Illegal

Drugs: Testing New Strategies in Two American

Cities (Research Report). Uchida, C.D., Forst,

B., Annan, S.O. 1992. 69 pp. NCJ 133785.

Drug law enforcement, Policing innovations

Multijurisdictional Drug Law Enforcement

Strategies: Reducing Supply and Demand

(Issues and Practices). Chaiken, J.M., Chaiken,

M.R., Karchmer, C. 1990. 136 pp. NCJ 126658.

Drug law enforcement, Interagency cooperation

NIJ Evaluates Drug Control Projects

(Evaluation Bulletin). 1992. 4 pp. NCJ 137314.

Evaluations, National Institute of Justice

On the Front Lines: Drug Policy Directors in

America’s Cities (U.S. Conference of Mayors).

1992. 44 pp. NCJ 139304.

National Institute of Justice

The Police and Drugs (Perspectives on Policing).

Moore, M.H., Kleiman, M. 1989. 14 pp. 

NCJ 117447.

Drug law enforcement, Police policies and 

procedures

The Police, Drugs, and Public Housing (RIB).

Connors, E.F., Webster, B. 1992. 6 pp. NCJ 136316.

Drug law enforcement, Public housing

Precursor and Essential Chemicals in Illicit

Drug Production: Approaches to Enforcement

(Issues and Practices). Sevick, J.R. 1993. 74 pp. 

NCJ 144764.

Drug law enforcement, Police discretion

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 1 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 2 1987–1998

Preventing Illegal Diversion of Chemicals:

A Model Statute (RIB). Green, S. 1993. 8 pp.

NCJ 142974.

Drug law enforcement, Methamphetamine

Prison Programs for Drug-Involved Offenders

(RIA). Chaiken, M.R. 1989. 6 pp. NCJ 118316.

Drug treatment programs, Inmates

The Rise of Crack and Ice: Experiences in 

Three Locales (RIB). Chaiken, M.R. 1993. 

8 pp. NCJ 139559.

Crack cocaine, Methamphetamine, Interagency

cooperation

Rise of Hallucinogen Use (RIB). Hunt, D. 1997.

12 pp. NCJ 166607. Available electronically.

Hallucinogens, Crack cocaine

State and Local Experience With Drug

Paraphernalia Laws (Issues and Practices).

Healey, K.M. 1988. 140 pp. NCJ 109977.

Drug law enforcement, Police resource allocation

State Strategic Planning Under the Drug

Formula Grant Program (Research Report).

Dunworth, T., Saiger, A.J. 1992. 151 pp. 

NCJ 136610.

Drug law enforcement, Federal aid

Street Gangs and Drug Sales in Two Suburban

Cities (RIB). Maxson, C.L. 1995. 16 pp. 

NCJ 155185. Available electronically.

Gangs, Drug law enforcement

Street-Level Drug Enforcement: Examining 

the Issues (Issues and Practices).

Chaiken, M.R. 1988. 56 pp. NCJ 115403.

Drug law enforcement, Heroin

Techniques for the Estimation of Illicit DrugUse Prevalence: An Overview of Relevant Issues

(Research Report). Anglin, M.D., Brecht, M.L.,

Homer, J., Hser, Y., Wickens, T.D. 1992. 53 pp.

NCJ 133786.

Data collection
Americorps: A Call to Service (RIA).

Reno, J. 1993. 2 pp. NCJ 145158.

Volunteer programs, Juveniles, Courts

Autoloading Pistols, 9mm/45 Caliber: NIJ

Standard–0112.01. 1989. 15 pp. NCJ 117433

Handguns, Equipment evaluation

Autoloading Pistols for Police Officers: NIJ

Standard–0112.02. 1995. 25 pp. NCJ 153210. 

Handguns, Equipment evaluation

Autoloading Pistols for Police Officers: NIJ

Standard–0112.03. 1998. 24 pp. NCJ 173943.

Available electronically.

Handguns, Equipment evaluation

Controlling Police Use of Excessive Force:

The Role of the Police Psychologist (RIB).

Scrivner, E.M. 1994. 6 pp. NCJ 150063. 

Available electronically.

Violence, Community policing, Use of force

Corporate Strategies for Policing (Perspectives

on Policing). Moore, M.H., Trojanowicz, R.C.

1988. 16 pp. NCJ 114215.

Police organizational structure, Police policies and

procedures, Community policing

Crime and Policing (Perspectives on Policing).

Moore, M.H., Trojanowicz, R.C., Kelling, G.L.

1988. 16 pp. NCJ 111460.

Crime analysis, Policing innovations, Police 

policies and procedures

Crime and Policing in Rural and Small-Town

America: An Overview of the Issues (Research

Report). Weisheit, R.A., Wells, L.E., Falcone,

D.N. 1995. 113 pp. NCJ 154354. 

Available electronically.

Fear of crime, Gangs, Rural policing

Crime Stoppers: A National Evaluation of

Program Operations and Effects (Executive

Summary). Rosenbaum, D.P., Lurigio, A.J.,

Lavrakas, P.J. 1987. 68 pp. NCJ 104343.

Evaluations, Community crime prevention

Death Investigation: A Guide for the Scene

Investigator (Research Report). 1999. 73 pp. 

NCJ 167568. Available electronically.

Police policies and procedures, Victim identification, Crime scene search

Developing a Law Enforcement Stress Program

for Officers and Their Families (Issues and

Practices). Finn, P., Tomz, J.E. 1997. 237 pp. 

NCJ 163175. Available electronically.

Police family issues, Police management, 

Police resource allocation

Directory of Law Enforcement and Criminal

Justice Associations and Research Centers.

1996. 62 pp. NIST Special Publication 480–20.

Available electronically from OLES.

Criminal justice associations, Research centers,

Information sources

The Effects of U.S. v. Leon on Police Search

Warrant Practices (RIA). Uchida, C.D., Bynum,

T.S., Rogan, D., Murasky, D.M. 1987. 2 pp. 

NCJ 106630.

Search warrants, Exclusionary rule, U.S. Supreme

Court

Field Training for Police Officers—The State 

of the Art (Research Report). McCampbell, M.S.

1987. 60 pp. NCJ 105574.

Police recruit training, Evaluations

Gang Crime and Law Enforcement

Recordkeeping (RIB). Ball, R.A., Curry, G.D.,

Fox, R.J. 1994. 12 pp. NCJ 148345. 

Available electronically.

Gangs, Women, Homicide

Helicopters in Pursuit Operations (RIA).

Alpert, G.P. 1998. 6 pp. NCJ 171695. 

Available electronically.

Police equipment, Pursuits

Improving the Investigation of Violent Crime:

The Homicide Investigation and Tracking

System (RIB). Keppel, R.D., Weis, J.G. 1993. 6 pp. 

LAW ENFORCEMENT

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 3 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 4 1987–1998

NCJ 141761.

Homicide, Violence, Computer software

Improving the Use of Management by

Objectives in Police Departments (Research

Report). Hatry, H.P., Greiner, J.M. 1987. 105 pp.

NCJ 105669.

Police management, Police policies and 

procedures

Informal Information Sharing Among Police

Agencies (Research Preview). Weiss, A. 1998. 

2 pp. FS 000233. Available electronically.

Police policies and procedures, Police organizational structure

Information Systems and the Development of

Policing (Perspectives on Policing).

Sparrow, M.K. 1993. 12 pp. NCJ 139306.

Police policies and procedures, Community 

policing, Problem-oriented policing

Investigators Who Perform Well (Issues and

Practices). Cohen, B., Chaiken, J. 1987. 92 pp.

NCJ 105197.

Police professionalism, Evaluations, Police 

organizational structure

Joint Investigations of Child Abuse (Research

Report). 1993. 30 pp. NCJ 142056.

Interagency cooperation, Child abuse, Child 

protection

Law Enforcement Response to Environmental

Crime (Issues and Practices). Epstein, J.,

Hammett, T.M. 1995. 91 pp. NCJ 151399.

Environmental offenses, Police policies and 

procedures

Line-of-Duty Deaths: Survivor and

Departmental Responses (RIB).

Stillman, F.A. 1987. 6 pp. NCJ 103238.

Police family issues, Victims

Major Issues in Organized Crime Control

(Symposium Proceedings). Edelhertz, H. 1987.

216 pp. NCJ 106775.

Organized crime, Drug law enforcement,

Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization

(RICO) Act

Managing Innovation in Policing: The

Untapped Potential of the Middle Manager

(Research Preview). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000130.

Available electronically.

Police professionalism, Police manpower 

deployment, Community policing

Measuring What Matters, Part Two: Developing

Measures of What the Police Do (RIA). Brady,

T.V. 1997. 16 pp. NCJ 167255. Available 

electronically.

Community policing, Evaluations, Police 

accountability

NIJ Survey of Police Chiefs and Sheriffs

(National Institute of Justice Update). 1995. 

2 pp. FS 000088.

National Institute of Justice, Research,

Evaluations

On the Front Lines: A Directory of Policing

Programs in America’s Cities (U.S. Conference 

of Mayors). 1992. 65 pp. NCJ 139125.

Auto theft, Gangs, Community policing

On the Front Lines: Case Studies of Policing in

America’s Cities (U.S. Conference of Mayors).

1992. 55 pp. NCJ 139305.

Case studies, Gangs, Police community relations

programs

Operation Bootstrap: Opening Corporate

Classrooms to Police Managers (RIA).

Bruns, B. 1989. 6 pp. NCJ 118314.

Police management, Police professionalism

Police Chiefs and Sheriffs Rank Their Criminal

Justice Needs (RIA). Manili, B., Connors, E.

1988. 8 pp. NCJ 113061.

Police management, Police manpower, Police

organizational structure

Police Integrity: Public Service With Honor

(Research Report). Gaffigan, S.J., McDonald,

P.P. 1997. 104 pp. NCJ 163811. Available 

electronically.

Police professionalism, Police management,

Police organizational structure
Police Overtime: An Examination of Key Issues

(RIB). Bayley, D.H., Worden, R.E. 1998. 8 pp.

NCJ 167572. Available electronically.

Police compensation, Police management

Police-Prosecutor Coordination—The Key to

Effective Prosecution (Research Report). 1987. 

18 pp. NCJ 101146.

Prosecution, National Institute of Justice

Police-Prosecutor Teams: Innovations in Several

Jurisdictions (RIA). Buchanan, J. 1989. 6 pp. 

NCJ 120288.

Interagency cooperation, Prosecution

Police Pursuit and the Use of Force. Alpert, G.P.,

Kenney, D., Dunham, R., Smith, W., Cosgrove,

M. 1996. 332 pp. NCJ 164833.

Pursuits, Use of force

Police Pursuit: Policies and Training (RIB).

Alpert, G.P. 1997. 8 pp. NCJ 164831. 

Available electronically.

Pursuits, Police recruit training, Police 

professionalism

Police Response to Special Populations (Issues

and Practices). Finn, P., Sullivan, M. 1987. 

124 pp. NCJ 105193.

Mentally ill offenders, Homeless people, Social

services

Police Response to Special Populations:

Handling the Mentally Ill, Public Inebriate, and

the Homeless (RIA). Finn, P., Sullivan, M. 1988. 

6 pp. NCJ 107273.

Mentally ill offenders, Homeless people, Policecitizen interactions

Police Use of Force: Collection of National Data.

Greenfeld, L.A., Langan, P.A., Smith, S.K.,

Kaminski, R.J. 1997. 38 pp. NCJ 165040.

Available electronically.

Use of force, Police-citizen interactions

Policing Drug Hot Spots (Research Preview).

1996. 2 pp. FS 000128.

Hot spots, Drug law enforcement, Crime prevention planning

Policing in Emerging Democracies: Workshop

Papers and Highlights (Research Report). 1997.

113 pp. NCJ 167024. Available electronically.

Foreign police, Police reform

Policing Neighborhoods: A Report From

Indianapolis (Research Preview). Mastrofski,

S.D., Parks, R.B., Reiss, A.J., Jr., Worden, R.E.

1998. 2 pp. FS 000223. Available electronically.

Police-citizen interactions, Police manpower

deployment, Police attitudes

Positional Asphyxia—Sudden Death (Bulletin).

1995. 4 pp. Available electronically.

Positional asphyxia, National Law Enforcement

and Corrections Technology Center, Use of force

Private Employment of Public Police (Issues

and Practices). Reiss, A.J. 1988. 90 pp. 

NCJ 105192.

Off-duty police, Private police

Private Employment of Public Police (RIB).

Reiss, A.J. 1988. 8 pp. NCJ 109772.

Off-duty police, Private police

Protective Intelligence and Threat Assessment

Investigations: A Guide for State and Local Law

Enforcement Officials (Research Report).

Fein, R.A., Vossekuil, B. 1998. 69 pp. 

NCJ 170612. Available electronically.

Police policies and procedures, Assassination,

Protection of public figures

Pursuit Management Task Force (Research

Preview). 1998. 3 pp. FS 000225. Available 

electronically.

Pursuits, Equipment evaluation, National Institute

of Justice

Pursuit Management Task Force Report.

Bayless, K.L., Osborne, R. 1998. 106 pp. 

NCJ 172200. Available electronically from

NLECTC.

Pursuits, Police equipment, Police policies 

and procedures

Report on the Attorney General’s Conference

on Less Than Lethal Weapons (Issues and

Practices). Sweetman, S. 1987. 30 pp. 

NCJ 105195.

National Institute of Justice, Nonlethal weapons

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 5 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 6 1987–1998

Restrictive Policies for High-Speed Police

Pursuits (Issues and Practices). Nugent, H.,

Connors, E.F., McEwen, J.T., Mayo, L. 1990. 

32 pp. NCJ 122025.

Pursuits, Police policies and procedures

The Role of Police Psychology in Controlling

Excessive Force (Research Report).

Scrivner, E.M. 1994. 37 pp. NCJ 146206.

Psychologists, Use of force

Rural Crime and Rural Policing (RIA).

Weisheit, R.A., Falcone, D.N., Wells, L.E. 1994.

16 pp. NCJ 150223. Available electronically.

Rural crime, Rural policing, Crime analysis

Selection and Application Guide to Police Body

Armor, NIJ Guide 100–98. 1998. 102 pp. 

NCJ 169587. Available electronically.

Body armor, Equipment evaluation, National Law

Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center

The Strategic Management of Police Resources

(Perspectives on Policing). Kennedy, D.M. 1993.

12 pp. NCJ 139565.

Police management, Foot patrols, Community

policing

Systematic Observation of Public Police:

Applying Field Research Methods to Policy

Issues (Research Report). Mastrofski, S.D.,

Parks, R.B., Reiss, A.J., Jr., Worden, R.E.,

DeJong, C., Snipes, J.B., Terrill, W. 1998. 55 pp.

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Research, Police management, Evaluations

Understanding Use of Force By and Against the

Police (RIB). Garner, J., Buchanan, J., Schade, T.,

Hepburn, J. 1996. 12 pp. NCJ 158614. 

Available electronically.

Use of force, Research, Police accountability

Use of Forensic Evidence by the Police and

Courts (RIB). Peterson, J.L. 1987. 6 pp. 

NCJ 107206.

Forensic science, Evidence, Courts

Values in Policing (Perspectives on Policing).

Wasserman, R., Moore, M.H. 1988. 8 pp. 

NCJ 114216.

Police policies and procedures, Community 

policing, Police community relations programs
The Americans with Disabilities Act: Emergency

Response Systems and Telecommunications

Devices for the Deaf (RIA). Rubin, P.N., Dunne,

T. 1995. 8 pp. NCJ 151177. Available 

electronically.

Americans With Disabilities Act, Equipment 

evaluation

Amplitude Companded Sideband Transceivers

(NIJ Standard–0225.00). 1989. 32 pp. NCJ 154249.

NIJ Standards

AutoBid 2.0—The Microcomputer System

for Police Patrol Vehicle Selection (Software

Package and Instructional Manual). Eberhardt,

S. 1997. 6 pp. NISTIR 5787. Available 

electronically.

Computers, Police equipment, Police vehicles

Automated DNA Typing: Method of the Future?

(Research Preview). Hammond, H.A., and

Caskey, C.T. 1997. 2 pp. FS 000163. 

Available electronically from OLES.

DNA, Victim identification

Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems:

Their Acquisition, Management, Performance,

and Organizational Impact (Final Report).

Klug, D., Peterson, J.L., Stoney, D.A. 1992. 

92 pp. NCJ 137349.

Fingerprints

Ballistic Resistance of Police Body Armor 

(NIJ Standard–0101.03). 1987. 19 pp. 

Available electronically from OLES.

Body armor, NIJ Standards

Body Armor User Guide. 1997. 2 pp. 

Available electronically from NLECTC. 

Body armor, Police equipment, NIJ Standards

Body-worn FM Transmitters (NIJ Standard–

0214.01). 1990. 16 pp. NCJ 121699.

Equipment evaluation

The Chicago Police Department’s Information

Collection for Automated Mapping (ICAM)

Program (Program Focus). Rich, T.F. 1996. 

16 pp. NCJ 160764. Available electronically.

Computer mapping

Choose to Survive: A Guide to Standards and

Tests for Ballistic Resistant Vest Performance 

and Reliability (NIJ Guide). 1997.

NIJ Standards, Bullet-resistant barriers, 

Body armor

Communications Range Predictions for Mobile

Radio Systems (NIJ Report 201–88). 1989. 

18 pp. NCJ 117431.

Equipment evaluation

A Comparison of the Use of Three Different

Mounting Fixtures for Ballistic Tests of Body

Armor (NIJ Report 100–91). Eliason, L.K.,

Frank, D.E. 1996. 24 pp. Available electronically 

from OLES.

Body armor, Technology assessment, Bulletresistant barriers

A Comprehensive Evaluation of 1999 Patrol

Vehicle Tires (Bulletin). 1999. 8 pp. 

Available electronically from NLECTC.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation, Police 

vehicles

Computer Crime: Criminal Justice Resource

Manual (Issues and Practices). Parker, D.B.,

Smith, D.C., Turner, G.W., Sherizan, S. 1989. 

222 pp. NCJ 118214.

Computer-related crime

Dedicated Computer Crime Units (Issues and

Practices). McEwen, J.T., Fester, D., Nugent, H.

1989. 130 pp. NCJ 118215.

Computer-related crime, Special investigating

units

Department of Justice and Department of

Defense Joint Technology Program: Second

Anniversary Report (Research Report). 1997.

20 pp. NCJ 164268. Available electronically.

Body armor, Equipment evaluation

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 7 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 8 1987–1998

Equipment Performance Report: Body-Worn 

FM Transmitters. 1990. 36 pp. NCJ 119969.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation

Equipment Performance Report: Evaluation 

of Replacement Brake Pads for Police Patrol

Vehicles. 1998. 104 pp. NCJ 168101.

NIJ Standards, Evaluations, Police vehicles

Equipment Performance Report: 9mm and .45

Caliber Autoloading Pistol Test Results. 1987. 

85 pp. NCJ 107799.

Equipment evaluation, NIJ Standards

Equipment Performance Report: 1994 Patrol

Vehicle Tires. 1994. 84 pp. NCJ 148450.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation, Police 

vehicles

Equipment Performance Report: 1997 Patrol

Vehicle Tires. 1997. 89 pp. NCJ 165471.

Available electronically.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation, Police 

vehicles

Equipment Performance Report: 12-Gauge

Shotgun Test Results. 1987. 27 pp. NCJ 107748.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation

Ethical Use of Information Technologies in

Education (Issues and Practices). Sivin, J.P.,

Bialo, E.R. 1992. 39 pp. NCJ 136548.

Schools, Computer-related crime

Evaluating Investments in Law Enforcement

Equipment: An Annotated Bibliography 

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Johnson, K.S. 1989. 27 pp. NCJ 118900.

Equipment evaluation

The Evolution and Development of Police

Technology (Technical Report). 1998. 123 pp.

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NLECTC.

Equipment evaluation, National Institute of 

Justice

Federal Property and Equipment Manual. 1998.

121 pp. NCJ 172872. Available electronically

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Equipment evaluation, Federal aid

Fixed and Base Station Antennas (NIJ

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Available electronically from NLECTC.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation

Fixed and Base Station FM Receivers (NIJ

Standard–0206.01). Jesch, R.L., Wainright, A.E.

1988. 16 pp. NCJ 106790.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation

Fixed and Base Station FM Transmitters (NIJ

Standard–0201.01). Jesch, R.L., Wainright, A.E.

1987. 17 pp. NCJ 106788.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation

Forensic Laboratories: Handbook for Facility

Planning, Design, Construction, and Moving

(Research Report). 1998. 188 pp. NCJ 168106.

Available electronically.

Forensic science, Evidence

High-Speed Pursuit: New Technologies Around

the Corner (Bulletin). 1996. 6 pp. 

Available electronically from NLECTC.

Pursuits, Police policies and procedures

Improved Postmortem Detection of Carbon

Monoxide and Cyanide (Research Preview).

Logan, B.K. 1996. 2 pp. FS 000142. 

Available electronically.

Forensic science, Evidence

The Intelligibility of Amplitude Companded

Sideband Modulation Compared to

Conventional Frequency Modulation 

(NIJ Report 201–87). 1989.

Technology assessment, Equipment evaluation

JUSTNET (Brochure). 1996. 4 pp.

Internet, Information sources

Justice on the Net: The National Institute of

Justice Promotes Internet Services (RIA).

Lively, G.M., Reardon, J.A. 1996. 8 pp. 

NCJ 158838. Available electronically.

National Institute of Justice, Internet

Law Enforcement Technology for the 21st

Century: Conference Report. 1994. 53 pp. 

NCJ 152234.

Equipment evaluation
Metallic Handcuffs Consumer Product List—

5th Edition (Bulletin). 1996. 2 pp.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation, National

Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology

Center, Product lists, Handcuffs

Metallic Handcuffs Consumer Product List—

6th Edition (Bulletin). 1997. 2 pp. Available 

electronically from NLECTC.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation, National

Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology

Center, Product lists, Handcuffs

Michigan State Police Tests 1997 Patrol Vehicles

(Bulletin). 1996. 4 pp. Available electronically

from NLECTC.

Equipment evaluation, National Law Enforcement

and Corrections Technology Center, Police

vehicles

Michigan State Police Tests 1998 Patrol Vehicles

(Bulletin). 1997. 8 pp. NCJ 171898. Available

electronically from NLECTC.

Equipment evaluation, National Law Enforcement

and Corrections Technology Center, Police

vehicles

Michigan State Police Tests 1999 Patrol Vehicles

(Bulletin). 1998. 8 pp. Available electronically

from NLECTC.

Equipment evaluation, National Law Enforcement

and Corrections Technology Center, Police 

vehicles

Miniature Surveillance Recorders (NIJ

Standard–0226.00). 1990. 23 pp. NCJ 120148.

Security, Equipment evaluation, NIJ Standards

Mobile Antennas (NIJ Standard–0205.02).

1997. 26 pp. NCJ 169611. Available 

electronically from OLES.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation

Mobile Antennas (NIJ Standard–0205.01).

1989. 10 pp. NCJ 117998.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation

Mobile Digital Equipment (NIJ Standard–

0215.01) 1987. 27 pp. NCJ 154251.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation

Monopole Impedance and Gain Measurements

of Finite Ground Planes (NIJ Report 200–87).

1989. 52 pp. 118002. 

Equipment evaluation

The National Institute of Justice and Advances 

in Forensic Science and Technology (Bulletin).

1998. 12 pp. Available electronically from

NLECTC.

DNA, Evidence, Forensic science, NIJ Standards

New Reagents for Development of Latent

Fingerprints (National Institute of Justice

Update). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000097. 

Available electronically.

Fingerprints, Evidence

New Technology Batteries Guide, NIJ Guide

200–98. Ingram, W.J. 1998. 62 pp. NCJ 172868.

Available electronically.

Equipment evaluation

1996 Model Year Patrol Vehicle Testing. 1995. 

84 pp. NCJ 156220. Available electronically 

from NLECTC. 

Equipment evaluation, Police vehicles

1997 Evaluation of Replacement Brake Pads for

Police Patrol Vehicles (Bulletin). 1997. 12 pp.

Available electronically from NLECTC.

Equipment evaluation, Police vehicles

1997 Model Year Patrol Vehicle Testing

(Equipment Performance Report). 1997. 68 pp.

NCJ 163600.

Evaluations, Police vehicles

1998 Model Year Patrol Vehicle Testing. 1998. 

95 pp. NCJ 168616. Available electronically 

from NLECTC. 

Equipment evaluation, Police vehicles

NLECTC Publications List. 1997. 53 pp. 

NCJ 164034. Available electronically from

NLECTC.

Information sources, Product lists

Organizing for Computer Crime Investigation 

and Prosecution (Issues and Practices).

Conly, C. 1989. 134 pp. NCJ 118216.

Computer-related crime, Child abuse, Prosecution

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 3 9 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 4 0 1987–1998

PCR-Based DNA Profiling Standard NIST

SRM2391. 1997. 2 pp. Available electronically.

DNA, Forensic science

PCR-Based DNA Profiling: Law Enforcement in

the Laboratory. 1997. 1 p. Available electronically.

DNA, Forensic science, Evidence

Police Body Armor Consumer Product List.

1988. 4 pp. NCJ 111032.

Body armor, Product lists

Police Body Armor Consumer Product List

Update—Fall 1997. 1997. 63 pp. 

Available electronically from NLECTC.

Body armor, Product lists

Preliminary Investigation of Oleoresin

Capsicum (NIJ Report 100–95). 1995. 

Available electronically from OLES.

Pepper spray, Research

Prosecutors and Computers: Automating Major

Operations—What a Prosecutor Needs To

Know (Issues and Practices). Boland, B. 1993.

80 pp. NCJ 145744.

Courts, Computer software, Prosecution

Prospects for the Use of Lithium Batteries in

Law Enforcement Equipment (NIJ Report

201–89). 1990.

Equipment evaluation, Police equipment

Rechargeable Batteries for Personal/portable

Transceivers (NIJ Standard–0211.01). 1995. 

14 pp. NCJ 160804. Available electronically

from NLECTC.

NIJ Standards, Equipment evaluation

Scoping Out Night Vision (Bulletin). 1996. 8 pp.

Available electronically from NLECTC.

Less-than-lethal technology, Police equipment,

Technology assessment

Second Annual Conference on Law

Enforcement Technology for the 21st Century

(Conference Report). 1995. 56 pp. NCJ 158024.

Available electronically from NLECTC.

National Institute of Justice, Equipment 

evaluation

Selection and Application Guide to Police Body

Armor (NIJ Guide100-98). 1998. 102 pp. 

NCJ 169587. Available electronically from NLECTC.

Body armor, Equipment evaluation

Smokeless Powder Residue Analysis by

Capillary Electrophoresis (NIJ Report 600-91).

Northrup D.M., MacCrehan W.A. 1997. 22 pp.

NCJ 164264. Available electronically from OLES.

Evidence, Forensic science

Specification for Interoperability Between

Ballistic Imaging Systems: Part 1—Cartridge

Cases. Field, B.F., Kelley, E.F., McCabe, M.

1996. 42 pp. NISTIR 5855.

Interoperability, NIJ Standards

State and Local Law Enforcement Wireless

Communications and Interoperability: A

Quantitative Analysis (Research Report).

Taylor, M.J., Epper, R.C., Tolman, T.K. 1998. 

130 pp. NCJ 168961. Available electronically.

Equipment evaluation, Interoperability

State Computer Crime Statutes (RIA).

Nugent, H. 1991. 12 pp. NCJ 128780.

Computer-related crimes, Legislation, Corporate

crime

Survey of Commercially Available Explosives

Detection Technologies and Equipment.

Hannum, D.W., Parmeter, J.E. 1998. 130 pp. 

NCJ 171133.

Explosives detection, Technology assessment

TechBeat. April 1995. 1995. 4 pp. Available 

electronically from NLECTC.

Information sources, National Law Enforcement

and Corrections Technology Center

TechBeat. September 1995. 1995. 6 pp. 

Available electronically from NLECTC.

Less-than-lethal technology

TechBeat. June 1996. 1996. 6 pp. Available 

electronically from NLECTC.

Concealed weapons

TechBeat. October 1997. 1997. 8 pp. Available

electronically from NLECTC.

Crime analysis, Security, Concealed weapons,

Illegal immigration
TechBeat. Spring 1998. 1998. 8 pp. Available

electronically from NLECTC.

Prison health care, Policing innovations, Forensic

science

TechBeat. Summer 1998. 1998. 10 pp. Available

electronically from NLECTC.

Interoperability, Prison riots, Police equipment

TechBeat. Fall 1998. 1998. 8 pp. Available 

electronically from NLECTC.

Arson, Domestic violence, Positional asphyxia

TechBeat. Winter 1998. 1998. 8 pp. Available

electronically from NLECTC.

Federal aid, Police equipment

Technical Assessment of Portable Explosives

Vapor Detection Devices (NIJ Report 300–89).

1990. 16 pp. NCJ 121698.

Explosives detection, Equipment evaluation

Technology for Community Policing:

Conference Report, 1996. 1997. 84 pp. 

NCJ 163601. Available electronically from

NLECTC.

Computer mapping, Crime analysis, Policing 

innovations

Technology Saves Lives (Brochure). 1997. 4 pp.

Internet, National Law Enforcement and

Corrections Technology Center, Information

sources

Technology Solutions for Public Safety

(Conference Report). 1996. 76 pp. NCJ 162532.

Available electronically.

Less-than-lethal technology, Video surveillance

systems

Test Method for the Evaluation of the

Penetration Resistance of High-security Glazing

Subjected to a Combined Attack of Heat and

Mechanical Impact (NIJ Report 301–85). 1989.

11 pp. NCJ 118000.

Bullet-resistant barriers

Toward the Paperless Police Department: The 

Use of Laptop Computers (RIB). 1993. 8 pp. 

NCJ 143291.

Computer software, Computers

Trunked Radio Systems (NIJ Report 200–90).

1993. 32 pp.

Police equipment, Technology assessment,

Interoperability

12-gauge Shotguns for Police Use (NIJ

Standard–0113.00). 1989.

NIJ Standards, Police equipment, Equipment 

evaluation

The Unrealized Potential of DNA Testing 

(RIA). Weedn, V.W., Hicks, J.W. 1998. 8 pp. 

NCJ 170596. Available electronically.

DNA, Forensic science

Update on Technology Research (Technology

Assessment). 1988. 4 pp. NCJ 113946.

Equipment evaluation, Handguns

The Use of Computerized Mapping in Crime

Control and Prevention Programs (RIA).

Rich, T.F. 1995. 12 pp. NCJ 155182. 

Available electronically.

Computer mapping, Computers

Use of Microcomputers in Criminal Justice

Agencies (Issues and Practices). McEwen, J.T.

1990. 82 pp. NCJ 124137.

Computers

Using Gunshot Detection Technology in HighCrime Areas (Research in Progress Preview).

Mazerolle, L.G. 1998. 4 pp. FS 000201. 

Available electronically. Full presentation 

available on videotape.

Equipment evaluation, Gunshot detection 

technology, Research

Videotaping Interrogations and Confessions

(RIB). Geller, W.A. 1993. 12 pp. NCJ 139962.

Interrogations

“Why Can’t We Talk?” When Lives Are at

Stake (Fact Sheet). 1998. 2 pp. Available 

electronically from NLECTC.

Interagency cooperation, Public safety,

Information sources

Wireless Communications and Interoperability

Among Law Enforcement Agencies (RIB).

Taylor, M.J., Epper, R.C., Tolman, T.K. 1998. 

12 pp. NCJ 168945. Available electronically.

Equipment evaluation

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 4 1 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 4 2 1987–1998

Child Sexual Molestation: Research Issues

(Research Report). Prentky, R.A., Knight, R.A.,

Lee, A.F.S. 1997. 24 pp. NCJ 163390. 

Available electronically.

Victims, Sex offenders, Child abuse

Childhood Victimization and Risk for Alcohol 

and Drug Arrests (Research Preview). 1995. 

2 pp. FS 000108. Available electronically.

Child abuse

Civil Protection Orders: Victims’ Views on

Effectiveness (Research Preview). Keilitz, S.L.,

Davis, C., Efkeman, H.S., Flango, C., Hannaford,

P.L. 1998. 2 pp. FS 000191. Available 

electronically.

Court orders, Victims

Civil Rights and Criminal Justice: Primer on

Sexual Harassment (RIA). Rubin, P.N. 1995. 

8 pp. NCJ 156663. Available electronically.

Civil rights, Sexual harassment

Compensating Crime Victims: A Summary of

Policies and Practices (Issues and Practices).

Auerbach, B., Carlson, K., Parent, D. 1992. 72 pp.

NCJ 136500.

Victims

Crime Victims: Learning How To Help Them

(RIA). Davis, R.C. 1987. 6 pp. NCJ 106275.

Victims

Early Childhood Victimization Among

Incarcerated Adult Male Felons (Research

Preview). Weeks, R., Widom, C.S. 1998. 2 pp. 

FS 000204. Available electronically.

Child abuse, Offenders

The Emotional Effects of Testifying on Sexually

Abused Children (RIB). Goodman, G.S., Hoak,

S., Runyan, D.K., Whitcomb, D. 1994. 8 pp. 

NCJ 146414.

Child abuse, Victims

Establishing and Expanding Victim-Witness

Assistance Programs (RIA). Finn, P., Lee,

B.N.W. 1988. 8 pp. NCJ 110684.

Victims, Social services

The Extent and Costs of Crime Victimization:

A New Look (Research Preview). 1996. 2 pp. 

FS 000131. Available electronically.

Child abuse, Rape, Victims

Fraud Victimization—The Extent, the Targets,

the Effects (National Institute of Justice

Update). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000075. Available 

electronically.

Fraud control, Victims

Guardians Ad Litem in the Criminal Courts

(Issues and Practices). Whitcomb, D. 1988. 

67 pp. NCJ 110006.

Guardians, Child abuse

Helping Crime Victims (Executive Summary).

Cook, R.F., Smith, B.E., Harrell, A.V. 1987. 

27 pp. NCJ 100868.

Victims, Reactions to crime

Immigrant Populations as Victims: Toward a

Multicultural Criminal Justice System (RIB).

Davis, R.C., Erez, E. 1998. 8 pp. NCJ 167571.

Available electronically.

Immigrants, Victims

New Approach to Interviewing Children: A Test

of Its Effectiveness (RIB). Geiselman, R.E.,

Bornstein, G., Saywitz, K.J. 1992. 6 pp. NCJ 135011.

Police interview, Juvenile witnesses

Police and Child Abuse: New Policies for

Expanded Responsibilities (Issues and

Practices). Martin, S.E., Besharov, D.J. 1991. 

110 pp. NCJ 129947.

Police policies and procedures, Legislation

The Prevalence and Consequences of Child

Victimization (Research in Progress Preview).

Kilpatrick, D., Saunders, B. 1997. 4 pp. 

FS 000179. Available electronically. 

Full presentation available on videotape.

Child abuse, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

VICTIMS
Revictimization: Reducing the Heat on Hot

Victims (RIA). Pease, K., Laycock, G. 1996. 

6 pp. NCJ 162951. Available electronically.

Victims, Hot spots

The Rights of Crime Victims—Does Legal

Protection Make a Difference? (RIB). Kilpatrick,

D.G., Beatty, D., Howley, S.S. 1998. 12 pp. 

NCJ 173839. Available electronically.

Victims

Serving Crime Victims and Witnesses (Issues 

and Practices). Lee, B.N.W. 1987. 214 pp. 

NCJ 97673. Available electronically.

Victims, Witnesses

Serving Crime Victims and Witnesses, Second

Edition (Issues and Practices). Tomz, J.E.,

McGillis, D. 1997. 172 pp. NCJ 163174.

Available electronically.

Victims, Witnesses

Using Dolls To Interview Child Victims: Legal

Concerns and Procedures (RIA). Freeman, K.R.,

Estrada-Mullaney, T. 1988. 6 pp. NCJ 108470.

Child abuse, Juvenile witnesses

Victim and Witness Intimidation: New

Developments and Emerging Responses (RIA).

Healey, K.M. 1995. 16 pp. NCJ 156555. 

Available electronically.

Victims, Witnesses

Victim Appearances at Sentencing Hearings

Under California’s Victims’ Bill of Rights

(Executive Summary). Villmoare, E., Neto, V.V.

1987. 86 pp. NCJ 104915.

Victims

Victim Appearances at Sentencing Under

California’s Victims’ Bill of Rights (RIB).

Villmoare, E., Neto, V.V. 1987. 6 pp. 

NCJ 106774.

Victims, Witnesses

Victim Assistance Programs Report Increased

Workloads (RIA). Webster, B. 1988. 8 pp. 

NCJ 113769.

Social services, Police resource allocation

Victim Assistance Programs: Whom They

Service, What They Offer (National Institute of

Justice Update). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000084.

Available electronically.

Victims, Social services, Volunteer programs

Victim Costs and Consequences: A New Look

(Research Report). Miller, T.R., Cohen, M.A.,

Wiersema, B. 1996. 28 pp. NCJ 155282.

Available electronically.

Victims, Research

Victims of Childhood Sexual Abuse—Later

Criminal Consequences (RIB). Widom, C.S.

1995. 8 pp. NCJ 151525. Available electronically.

Child abuse, Rape, Prosecution

Weapons-Related Victimization in Selected

Inner-City High School Samples (National

Institute of Justice Update). 1995. 2 pp. 

FS 000073.

Schools, Weapon offenses, Victims

Weapon-Related Victimization in Selected

Inner-City High School Samples (Research

Report). McGee, Z.T., Sheley, J.F., Wright, J.D.

1995. 20 pp. NCJ 151526. Available electronically.

Firearms, Schools

When the Victim Is a Child, 2nd Edition (Issues

and Practices). Whitcomb, D. 1992. 183 pp. 

NCJ 136080.

Victims, Child abuse, Juvenile witnesses

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 4 3 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 4 4 1987–1998

Assessing the Exposure of Urban Youth to

Violence (Research Preview). The Project on

Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods.

1996. 2 pp. FS 000159. Available electronically.

Violence, Juveniles, Research

Adolescent Violence: A View From the Street

(Research in Progress Preview). Fagan, J. 1998. 

4 pp. FS 000189. Available electronically. 

Full presentation available on videotape.

Research, Juveniles, Violence

Batterer Intervention: Program Approaches and

Criminal Justice Strategies (Issues and Practices).

Healey, K., Smith, C., O’Sullivan, C. 1998. 

214 pp. NCJ 168638. Available electronically.

Domestic assault, Spouse abuse treatment, 

Federal aid

Batterer Programs: What Criminal Justice

Agencies Need to Know (RIA). Healey, K.M.,

Smith, C. 1998. 12 pp. NCJ 171683. Available

electronically.

Spouse abuse treatment, Domestic assault, 

Federal aid

A Coordinated Approach to Reducing Family

Violence: Conference Highlights (Research

Report). 1995. 40 pp. NCJ 155184. Available

electronically.

Victims, Violence, Domestic assault

The Crime of Stalking: How Big is the

Problem? (Research Preview). Tjaden, P. 1997. 

4 pp. FS 000186. Available electronically.

Stalkers, Violence, Women

Criminal Behavior of Gang Members and 

At-Risk Youths (Research in Progress Preview).

Huff, C.R. 1998. 4 pp. FS 000190. Available 

electronically. Full presentation available on

videotape.

Violence, Gangs, Juveniles

The Criminal Justice and Community Response 

to Rape (Issues and Practices). Epstein, J.,

Langenbahn, S. 1994. 153 pp. NCJ 148064.

Rape, Victims, Research

The Cycle of Violence (RIB). Widom, C.S. 1992.

6 pp. NCJ 136607.

Child abuse, Cycle of violence, Child protection

The Cycle of Violence Revisited (Research

Preview). 1996. 4 pp. FS 000136. Available 

electronically.

Cycle of violence, Violence, Research

Domestic and Sexual Violence Data Collection:

A Report to Congress Under the Violence

Against Women Act (Research Report). Justice

Research and Statistics Association. 1996. 84 pp. 

NCJ 161405. Available electronically.

Violence against women, Research, Women,

Violence Against Women Act

Domestic Violence, Stalking and Antistalking

Legislation—An Annual Report to Congress

Under the Violence Against Women Act

(Research Report). 1996. 48 pp. NCJ 160943.

Available electronically.

Violence, Stalkers, Legislation, Violence against

women, Violence Against Women Act

Evaluation of Family Violence Training

Programs (Research Preview). 1995. 2 pp. 

FS 000125. Available electronically.

Family violence, Violence, Police-citizen 

interactions

Evaluation of Violence Prevention Programs 

in Middle Schools (National Institute of Justice

Update). 1995. 2 pp. FS 000094. Available 

electronically.

Evaluations, Violence, Schools

Firearms and Violence (RIB). Roth, J.A. 1994. 

8 pp. NCJ 145533. Available electronically.

Firearms, Violence, Weapon offenses

VIOLENCE
Gun Acquisition and Possession in Selected

Juvenile Samples (RIB). Sheley, J.F., Wright,

J.D. 1993. 12 pp. NCJ 145326.

Handguns, Juveniles, Dangerous offenders

Guns in America: National Survey on Private

Ownership and Use of Firearms (RIB).

Cook, P.J., Ludwig, J. 1997. 12 pp. NCJ 165476.

Available electronically.

Weapon offenses, Handguns, Research

High School Youths, Weapons, and Violence: A

National Survey (RIB). Sheley, J.F., Wright, J.D.

1998. 8 pp. NCJ 172857. Available electronically.

Juveniles, Gun ownership, Research

Homicide in Eight U.S. Cities: Trends, Context,

and Policy Implications (Research Report).

Lattimore, P.K., Trudeau, J., Riley, K.J., Leiter, J.,

Edwards, S. 1997. 153 pp. NCJ 167262. Available

electronically.

Homicide, Weapon offenses, Drug offenders

Illegal Firearms: Access and Use by Arrestees

(RIB). Decker S.H., Pennell S., Caldwell A. 1997.

6 pp. NCJ 163496. Available electronically.

Weapon offenses, Illicit firearms, ADAM/DUF

(Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring/Drug Use

Forecasting)

Juvenile Gun Violence and Gun Markets in

Boston (Research in Progress Preview).

Kennedy, D.M. 1997. 4 pp. FS 000160. 

Available electronically. Full presentation 

available on videotape.

Juveniles, Weapon offenses, Illicit firearms

Legal Interventions in Family Violence:

Research Findings and Policy Implications

(Research Report). 1998. 86 pp. NCJ 171666.

Available electronically.

Family violence, Research, Child abuse

Lethal Violence: Proceedings of the 1995

Meeting of the Homicide Research Working

Group (Research Report). Reidel, M.,

Boulahanis, J., eds. 1997. 240 pp. NCJ 165708.

Available electronically.

Domestic assault, Violent offenders, Homicide

Mental Illness and Violent Crime (Research

Preview). Monahan, J. 1996. 4 pp. FS 000158.

Available electronically.

Mentally ill offenders, Violence, Victims

The Nature of Homicide: Trends and Changes:

Proceedings of the 1996 Meeting of the

Homicide Research Working Group (Research

Report). Lattimore, P.K., Nahabedian, C.A., eds.

1996. 261 pp. NCJ 166149. Available electronically.

Suicide, Domestic assault, Homicide

Neighborhood Collective Efficacy—Does It Help

Reduce Violence? (Research Preview). Sampson,

R.J., Raudenbush, S.W., Earls, F. 1998. 2 pp. 

FS 000203.

Community crime prevention, Crime analysis,

Research

Partner Violence Among Young Adults

(Research in Progress Preview). Moffitt, T. 1997.

4 pp. FS 00167. Available electronically. 

Full presentation available on videotape.

Domestic assault, Violence, New Zealand

Predicting Criminal Behavior Among

Authorized Purchasers of Handguns (Research

in Progress Preview). Wintemute, G. 1998. 4 pp.

FS 000198. Available electronically. Full presentation available on videotape.

Handguns, Violent offenders, Research

Prevalence, Incidence, and Consequences of

Violence Against Women: Findings From the

National Violence Against Women Survey 

(RIB). Tjaden, P., Thoennes, N. 1998. 16 pp. 

NCJ 172837. Available electronically.

Violence, Women, Research

Preventing Gang- and Drug-Related Witness

Intimidation (Issues and Practices). Finn, P.,

Healey, K.M. 1996. 164 pp. NCJ 163067.

Available electronically.

Witness intimidation, Court management, Gangs

Preventing Interpersonal Violence Among

Youth: An Introduction to School, Community,

and Mass Media Strategies (Issues and

Practices). DeJong, W. 1994. 83 pp. NCJ 150484.

Schools, Community crime prevention, Public health

The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 4 5 1987–1998
The NIJ Publications Catalog

S EVENTH E DITION 4 6 1987–1998

Preventing Interpersonal Violence Among

Youths (National Institute of Justice Update).

1994. 2 pp. FS 000069.

Conflict resolution, Schools, Juveniles

Project to Develop a Model Anti-Stalking 

Code for States (Final Report). 1993. 117 pp. 

NCJ 144477.

Stalkers, Legislation, Police policies and 

procedures

Psychoactive Substances and Violence (RIB).

Roth, J.A. 1994. 8 pp. NCJ 145534. 

Available electronically.

Violence, Drug offenders, Research

Questions and Answers in Lethal and NonLethal Violence: Proceedings of the First Annual

Workshop of the Homicide Research Working

Group (Research Report). Block, C.R., Block,

R.L. eds. 1992. 150 pp. NCJ 142058. Available

electronically at www.icpsr.umich.edu/

NACJD/HRWG/hrwg92.pdf.

Violence, Homicide, Research

Questions and Answers in Lethal and NonLethal Violence: Proceedings of the Second

Annual Workshop of the Homicide Research

Working Group (Research Report). Block, C.R.,

Block, R.L. eds. 1993. 242 pp. NCJ 147480.

Available electronically at www.icpsr.umich.edu/

NACJD/HRWG/hrwg93.pdf

Violence, Homicide, Research

Reducing Violent Crimes and Intentional

Injuries (RIA). Roth, J.A., Moore, M.H. 1995. 

12 pp. NCJ 156089. Available electronically.

Violence, Policing innovations, Public health

Responding to Violence in Cornet City: The

Problem-Solving Enterprise (Issues and

Practices). Kelly, P., Moore, M.H., Roth, J.A.

1994. 174 pp. NCJ 150552.

Community crime prevention, Violence

Solving Youth Violence: Partnerships That

Work: National Conference Proceedings,

Washington, D.C., August 15–17, 1994

(Research Report). 1995. 164 pp. NCJ 154134.

Available electronically.

Juveniles, Child abuse, Victims

Stalking in America: Findings From the

National Violence Against Women Survey

(RIB). Tjaden, P., Thoennes, N. 1998. 20 pp. 

NCJ 169592. Available electronically.

Stalkers, Women, Research

State and Local Responses to Terrorism 

(National Institute of Justice Update). 1995. 

2 pp. FS 000092. Available electronically.

Terrorism, Security, National Institute of Justice

Street Gang Crime in Chicago (RIB). Block, B.,

Block, C.R. 1993. 12 pp. NCJ 144782.

Gangs, Homicide, Drug law enforcement

Street Gangs: Current Knowledge and

Strategies (Issues and Practices). Conly, C.H.,

Kelly, P., Mahanna, P., Warner, L. 1993. 122 pp. 

NCJ 143290.

Gangs, Crime analysis, Youthful offenders

A Study of Homicide in Eight U.S. Cities:

An NIJ Intramural Research Project (RIB).

Lattimore, P.K., Trudeau, J., Riley, K.J., Leiter, J.,

Edwards, S. 1997. 12 pp. NCJ 167263. 

Available electronically.

Homicide, Dangerous offenders, Research

Trends in Juvenile Violence in European

Countries (Research in Progress Preview).

Pfeiffer, C. 1998. FS 000202. 4 pp. Available

electronically. Full presentation available on

videotape.

Juveniles, European countries, Germany

Trends, Risks, and Interventions in Lethal

Violence: Proceedings of the Third Annual

Spring Symposium of the Homicide Research

Working Group (Research Report). Block, C.,

Block, R. eds. 1995. 378 pp. NCJ 154254.

Available electronically at www.icpsr.umich.edu/

NACJD/HRWG/hrwg94.pdf

Violence, Homicide, Research

Understanding and Preventing Violence (RIB).

Roth, J.A. 1994. 12 pp. NCJ 145645. 

Available electronically.

Violence, Research, Crime analysis
Understanding and Preventing Violence:

A Public Health Perspective (Research in

Progress Preview). Kellermann, A.L. 1996. 4 pp. 

FS 000141. Available electronically. Full 

presentation available on videotape.

Public health, Violence, Suicide

Violence Against Women Act of 1994:

Evaluation of the STOP Formula Grants to

Combat Violence Against Women 1997 Report.

Burt, M.R., Newmark, L.C., Olson, K.K., Aron,

L.Y., Harrell, A.V. 1997. 93 pp. NCJ 166312.

Violence against women, Women, Federal aid,

Violence Against Women Act

Violence Among Middle School and High 

School Students: Analysis and Implications for

Prevention (RIB). Lockwood, D. 1997. 12 pp.

NCJ 166363. Available electronically.

Schools, Juveniles, Victims

Violence in Cornet City: A Problem-Solving

Exercise (Issues and Practices). Kelly, P., Moore,

M.H., Roth, J.A. 1995. 42 pp. NCJ 154258.

Case studies, Violence

Youth Violence, Guns, and Illicit Drug Markets

(Research in Progress Preview). Blumstein, A.,

1996. 4 pp. FS 000129. Available electronically.

Full presentation available on videotape.

Drug law enforcement, Homicide, Dangerous

offenders

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1994

Solicitation for an Evaluation of G.R.E.A.T.

Gang Resistance Education and Training.

1994. SL 000086.

1995

Data Resources Program: Funding for the

Analysis of Existing Data. 1995. 20 pp. 

SL 000130.

Fellowship Opportunities at the National

Institute of Justice. 1995. 28 pp. SL 000123.

NIJ Invites Proposals for Boot Camp Research

and Evaluations. 1995. 24 pp. SL 000127.

NIJ Invites Proposals for Policing Research and

Evaluation. 1995. 28 pp. SL 000122.

NIJ Requests Proposals for Research in Action

Partnerships. 1995. 20 pp. SL 000128.

NIJ Requests Proposals To Assess School-Based

Prevention Programs. 1995. SL 000129.

Solicitation for an Impact Evaluation of

Operation Weed and Seed. 1995. 20 pp. 

SL 000089.

Solicitation for Research and Evaluation 

on Violence Against Women. 1995. 28 pp. 

SL 000124.

Solicitation for the Drug Court Research and

Evaluation Program. 1995. 28 pp. SL 000137.

Solicitation for the Forensic DNA Laboratory

Program. 1995. 32 pp. SL 000135.

Solicitation to Develop Guidelines for Death

Investigations and Training Death Investigators.

1995. 18 pp. SL 000132.

1996

COMmunity-Backed Anti-Drug Tax (COMBAT) Solicitation. 18 pp. SL 000140. 

Available electronically.

Drug Use Forecasting Challenge Grants:

A Special NIJ Research Solicitation. 16 pp.

John B. Pickett Fellowships in Criminal Justice

Policy and Management. 2 pp. SL 000104.

Available electronically.

Law Enforcement Family Support: Solicitation 

for Demonstration and Training Programs for

Reduction of Stress Among Law Enforcement

Officers and Their Families. 29 pp. SL 000154.

Available electronically.

NIJ Solicitation: Boot Camp Research and

Evaluation for Fiscal Year 1996. 32 pp. 

SL 000139. Available electronically.

NIJ Solicitation: Executive Seminar Series on

Sentencing and Corrections. 28 pp. SL 000155.

Available electronically.

NIJ Solicitation for Policing Research and

Evaluation: Fiscal Year 1996. 33 pp. SL 000148.

Available electronically.

NIJ Solicitation for Research and Evaluation 

on Violence Against Women: Fiscal Year 1996.

32 pp. SL 000144. Available electronically.

NIJ Solicitation: Sentencing Reforms and Their

Effects on Corrections. 34 pp. SL 000141.

Available electronically.

NIJ Solicitation: Technology Research and

Development Partnership Projects for

Community Policing. 25 pp. SL 000149.

Available electronically.

SOLICITATIONS1

1 Solicitations are listed for general information only. Deadlines for submitting responses have passed.
Reissue for an Assessment of the HIDTA

Program: High Intensity Drug Trafficking

Areas. 15 pp. SL 000143. Available electronically.

Solicitation for “Breaking the Cycle”

Evaluation. 18 pp. Available electronically.

Solicitation for Evaluation of Arrest Policies

Program. 27 pp. SL 000175. Available 

electronically.

Solicitation for Evaluations of Residential

Substance Abuse Treatment for State Prisoners

Program. 22 pp. SL 000176. Available 

electronically.

Solicitation for Law Enforcement, Courts,

and Corrections Technology Development,

Implementation and Evaluation. 38 pp. 

SL 000168. Available electronically.

Solicitation for the Forensic DNA Laboratory

Improvement Program. 39 pp. SL 000166.

Available electronically.

1997

Concept Proposal Letter from Jeremy Travis. 

3 pp. Available electronically.

Crime Mapping Research Center Fellowship

Program (Brochure). 2 pp. NCJ 166375.

Available electronically.

Data Resources Program Funding for the

Analysis of Existing Data. 4 pp. SL 000232.

Available electronically.

Drug Court Evaluation I. 38 pp. SL 000214.

Available electronically.

Effectiveness of Victims of Crime Act Funding 

in Meeting the Needs of Crime Victims.

4 pp. SL 000231. Available electronically.

Evaluation of the National Institute of

Corrections Criminal Justice System Project.

8 pp. SL 000218. Available electronically.

Evaluation—Tribal Strategies Against Violence

(TSAV) Initiative. 12 pp. SL 000207.

Information Technology Acquisition: Local and

State Law Enforcement. 12 pp. SL 000233.

Available electronically.

Law Enforcement Family Support: Solicitation

for Demonstration and Training Programs for

Reduction of Stress Among Law Enforcement

Officers and Their Families. 32 pp. SL 000202.

Available electronically.

Measuring What Matters in Community

Policing: Fiscal Year 1997. 16 pp. SL 000219.

Available electronically.

NIJ Solicitation for the Study of Illegal

Firearms Markets. 5 pp. Available electronically.

Policing Research and Evaluation: Fiscal Year

1997. 12 pp. SL 000223. Available electronically.

Reducing Non-Emergency Calls to 9-1-1: An

Assessment of Four Approaches to Handling

Citizen Calls for Service. 9 pp. Available 

electronically.

Solicitation for Evaluation of Arrest Policies

Program Under the Violence Against Women

Act. 12 pp. SL 000216. Available electronically.

Solicitation for Evaluations of the Residential

Substance Abuse Treatment for State Prisoners

Program (1997). 8 pp. SL 000220. Available 

electronically.

Solicitation for Investigator-Initiated Research. 

12 pp. SL 000201. Available electronically.

Solicitation for Research and Evaluation on

Sentencing Reforms and Their Effects on

Corrections (1997). 16 pp. SL 000229. Available

electronically.

Solicitation for Research and Evaluation on

Violence Against Women. 20 pp. SL 000217.

Available electronically.

Solicitation for the Forensic DNA Laboratory

Improvement Program, Phase 3. 28 pp. 

SL 000238. Available electronically.

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Visiting Fellowship Program: NIJ Residency

Research Opportunities (Brochure).

NCJ 165588. Available electronically.

1998

Building Safer Public Housing Communities

Through Locally Initiated Research

Partnerships—1998. 12 pp. SL 000243.

Available electronically.

Call for Concept Papers for Criminal Justice

2000 Volumes. SL 000300. Available electronically.

Communicating Research Findings: Assessing

the Communication Strategies and Products of

the National Institute of Justice. 8 pp. 

SL 000299. Available electronically.

Corrections Partnerships Concept Paper. 

Available electronically.

Data Resources Program Funding for the

Analysis of Existing Data. 4 pp. SL 000278.

Available electronically.

Drug Court Evaluation II. 12 pp. SL 000241.

Available electronically.

Evaluating Task Forces, Toll-Free Information

Service Lines, and Drug Testing Programs:

BJA/NIJ Evaluation Partnership for the

Edward Byrne Memorial State and Local Law

Enforcement Assistance Program 1998. 12 pp.

SL 000289. Available electronically.

Evaluation of Vehicle Stopping Electromagnetic

Prototype Devices: Phase III—Engineering

Field Testing. 11 pp. SL 000298. Available 

electronically.

Evaluation of Victims of Crime Act State

Compensation and Assistance Programs, 1998.

12 pp. SL 000242. Available electronically.

Forensic Document Examination Validation

Studies. 6 pp. SL 000297. Available electronically.

Graduate Research Fellowship Program:

Tomorrow’s Research Community (1998–1999)

(Brochure). 4 pp. NCJ 172869. Available 

electronically.

John B. Pickett Fellowships in Criminal Justice

Policy and Management (Brochure). 3 pp. 

SL 000309. Available electronically.

Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grant

Program Research and Evaluation Solicitation

1998. 12 pp. SL 000282. Available electronically.

Juvenile “Breaking the Cycle” Evaluation. 

12 pp. SL 000308. Available electronically.

Law Enforcement and Corrections Family

Support: Solicitation for Research, Evaluation,

Development, and Demonstration Projects.

16 pp. SL 000266. Available electronically.

Local Evaluations of the Residential Substance

Abuse Treatment for State Prisoners Program

(1998). 12 pp. SL 000252. Available electronically.

A National Evaluation of the Arrest Policies

Program Under the Violence Against Women

Act. 10 pp. SL 000263. Available electronically.

National Evaluation of the Rural Domestic

Violence and Child Victimization Enforcement

Grant Program. 12 pp. SL 000270. Available 

electronically.

NIJ Request for Proposals for Comparative,

Cross-National Crime Research Challenge

Grants. 8 pp. SL 000277. Available electronically.

Reducing Non-Emergency Calls to 9-1-1: An

Assessment of Four Approaches to Handling

Citizen Calls for Service. 7 pp. SL 000264.

(Extended from 1997). Available electronically.

Research and Evaluation on Violence Against

Women. 12 pp. SL 000279. Available 

electronically.

Research on Violence Against Women:

Syntheses for Practitioners. 8 pp. SL 000271.

Available electronically.

Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships:

Evaluations of Grants to Encourage Arrest

Policies for Domestic Violence. 9 pp. SL 000295.

Available electronically.
Secondary Data Analysis on Violence Against

Women and Family Violence—Call for Concept

Papers. Available electronically.

Selection of Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring

(ADAM) Site Management Teams. 32 pp. 

SL 000258. Available electronically.

Solicitation for Investigator-Initiated Research. 

12 pp. SL 000240. Available electronically.

Solicitation for Policing Research and

Evaluation: Fiscal Year 1998. 8 pp. SL 000286.

Available electronically.

Solicitation for Research and Evaluation on

Corrections and Sentencing (1998). 12 pp. 

SL 000276. Available electronically.

Solicitation for the Forensic DNA Laboratory

Improvement Program, Phase 4. 32 pp. 

SL 000307. Available electronically.

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Research in Progress Seminars. Sixty-minute

videos featuring criminal justice scholars discussing cutting-edge research before a live audience. These presentations are also summarized in

the Research Preview series.

1994

Three Strikes, You’re Out: Benefits and Costs 

of California’s New Mandatory Sentencing Law.

Greenwood, P.W. NCJ 152236. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Understanding and Preventing Violence: A

Public Health Perspective. Kellerman, A.L. 

NCJ 152238. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries). 

Youth Violence, Guns, and Illicit Drug Markets.

Blumstein, A. NCJ 152235. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00

(Canada & other countries).

1995

Communities and Crime: A Study in Chicago.

Sampson, R. NCJ 156924. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00

(Canada & other countries).

Community Policing in Chicago: Fact or

Fiction? Skogan, W. NCJ 153273. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

A Corrections-Based Continuum of Effective

Drug Abuse Treatment. Inciardi, J. NCJ 152692.

$19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other 

countries).

Crime in a Birth Cohort: A Replication in the

People’s Republic of China. Wolfgang, M. 

NCJ 153271. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries).

The Cycle of Violence Revisited Six Years Later.

Widom, C.S. NCJ 153272. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00

(Canada & other countries).

Intervening With High-Risk Youth: Preliminary

Findings From the Children-at-Risk Program.

Harrell, A. NCJ 153270. Available through 

interlibrary loan.

Mental Illness and Violent Crime. Monahan, J.

NCJ 156925. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries).

Monitoring the Illegal Firearms Market. Decker,

S.H., Pennell, S. NCJ 153850. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

The New Immigrant Hispanic Populations:

Implications for Crime and Delinquency in the

Next Decade. Rodriguez, O. NCJ 156923. $19.00

(U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Partner Violence Among Young Adults. Moffitt,

T. NCJ 154277. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries).

Prevalence and Consequences of Child

Victimization: Preliminary Results from the

National Survey of Adolescents. Saunders, B.E.,

Kilpatrick, D.G. NCJ 157643. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Reducing Gun Violence: Community Policing

Against Gun Crime. Sherman, L.W. 

NCJ 153730. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries). 

Sentencing Policy and Crime Rates in Reunified

Germany. Pfeiffer, C. NCJ 152237. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries). 

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS

SEMINAR VIDEOTAPES
1996

Adolescent Violence: A View From the Street.

Fagan, J. NCJ 163059. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00

(Canada & other countries).

Dependence and Drug Treatment Needs Among

Adult Arrestees. Wish, E. NCJ 163058. $19.00

(U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Drug Use and Domestic Violence. Brookoff, D.

NCJ 163056. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries).

Ethnicity, Crime, and Immigration. Tonry, M.

NCJ 160765. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries).

Juvenile Gun Violence and Gun Markets in

Boston. Kennedy, D.M. NCJ 160766. $19.00

(U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Labor Markets, Employment, and Crime.

Crutchfield, R.D. NCJ 161259. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Managing Adult Sex Offenders in Community

Settings: A Containment Approach. English, K.

NCJ 159740. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries).

Police in Pursuit: Policy and Practice. Alpert, G.

NCJ 161836. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries).

Use of Force By and Against the Police. Garner,

J.H. NCJ 159739. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada

& other countries).

Youth Afterschool Programs and the Role of

Law Enforcement. Chaiken, M. NCJ 163057.

$19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other 

countries).

1997

Community Policing in Action: Lessons From

an Observational Study. Mastrofski, S., Parks,

R.B., Reiss, A.J., Jr., Worden, R.E. NCJ 167028.

$19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other 

countries).

Crack’s Decline: Some Surprises Across U.S.

Cities. Golub, A. NCJ 164262. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Crime in the Schools: A Problem-Solving

Approach. Kenney, D. NCJ 167882. $19.00

(U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other countries).

The Crime of Stalking: How Big Is The

Problem? Tjaden, P. NCJ 163921. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Criminal Behavior of Gang Members. Huff, R.

NCJ 164725. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries).

Predicting Criminal Behavior Among

Authorized Purchasers of Handguns.

Wintemute, G. NCJ 165585. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Sentencing Guidelines: A State Perspective.

Austin, J. NCJ 164726. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00

(Canada & other countries).

Trends in Juvenile Violence in European

Countries. Pfeiffer, C. NCJ 167029. $19.00

(U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Using Gunshot Detection Technology in HighCrime Areas. Mazerolle, L.G. NCJ 167027.

$19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other 

countries).

1998

Can Telemedicine Reduce Spending for 

Prisoner Healthcare? An Evaluation of a Prison

Telemedicine Network. McDonald, D.C. 

NCJ 173390. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries).

The Detroit Handgun Intervention Program:

A Court-Based Program for Youthful Handgun

Offenders. Roth, J. NCJ 171126. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Drug Courts and the Role of Graduated

Sanctions. Harrell, A. NCJ 169597. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

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The Growth of Incarceration in the U.S.: Where

Are All the Prisoners Coming From? Blumstein,

A. Beck, A. NCJ 172853. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00

(Canada & other countries).

Homicide in Eight Cities: Trends, Context, and

Policy. Lattimore, P. Riley, K.J. NCJ 168626.

$19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Linking Community Factors and Individual

Development: Progress in the Project on Human

Development in Chicago Neighborhoods. Earls,

F. NCJ 170603. $19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada &

other countries)

Reintegrating Juvenile Offenders Into the

Community: OJJDP’s Intensive CommunityBased Aftercare Demonstration Program.

Altschuler, D. NCJ 170033. $19.00 (U.S.),

$24.00 (Canada & other countries).

Tailoring Law Enforcement Responses to Youth

Firearm Violence. Dunworth, T. NCJ 173958.

$19.00 (U.S.), $24.00 (Canada & other 

countries).

When Neighbors Go to Jail: Impact on

Attitudes About Formal and Informal Social

Control. Clear, T., Rose, D. NCJ 171156. $19.00

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Perspectives on Crime and Justice Videotape

Lectures. Sixty-minute videos featuring nationally prominent scholars speaking about crime and 

justice research as it relates to creating effective

policy. A volume containing the full text of each

speech has been published as the first in NIJ’s

new Research Forum series. Where noted,

audiotapes also are available.

1996

What, If Anything, Can the Federal

Government Do About Crime? Wilson, J.Q.

1996. NCJ 164375. $29.50 (U.S.), $33.00

(Canada & other countries).

1997

Can We Make Prohibition Work Better? An

Assessment of American Drug Policy. Reuter, P.,

NCJ 164376. $29.50 (U.S.), $33.00 (Canada &

other countries).

Child Victims: In Search of Opportunities for

Breaking the Cycle of Violence. Widom, C.S.,

1997. NCJ 164505. $29.50 (U.S.), $33.00

(Canada & other countries).

Crime Control, the Police, and Culture Wars:

Broken Windows and Cultural Pluralism.

Kelling, G.L. NCJ 168103. $29.50 (U.S.),

$33.00 (Canada & other countries). Audiotape 

NCJ 169608. $15.50 (U.S.), $17.50 (Canada &

other countries).

Crime, the Media, and Our Public Discourse.

Morris, N. 1997. NCJ 164506. $29.50 (U.S.),

$33.00 (Canada & other countries).

The Legitimation of Criminal Justice Policies

and Practices. Moore, M.H. NCJ 164504. $29.50

(U.S.), 33.00 (Canada & other countries).

1998

The American Experience With Stimulants and

Opiates. Musto, D.F. NCJ 169283. $29.50 (U.S.),

$33.00 (Canada & other countries). Audiotape

NCJ 169610. $15.50 (U.S.), $17.50 (Canada &

other countries).

A Decade of Experimenting With Intermediate

Sanctions: What Have We Learned? Petersilia,

J. NCJ 170030. $29.50 (U.S.), $33.00 (Canada &

other countries). Audiotape NCJ 170031. $15.50

(U.S.), $17.50 (Canada & other countries).

The Epidemic of Youth Gun Violence. Cook, P.

NCJ 170597. $29.50 (U.S.), $33.00 (Canada &

other countries). Audiotape NCJ 171134. $15.50

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Getting Deterrence Right. Kleiman, M. 

NCJ 173935. $29.50 (U.S.), $33.00 (Canada &

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Race, the Police, and “Reasonable Suspicion.”

Kennedy, R. NCJ 168967. $29.50 (U.S.),

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PERSPECTIVES ON CRIME AND

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1990

Crime and Public Housing. NCJ 123675.

$17.00 plus postage and handling.

Drugs: Addiction. NCJ 123669. $17.00 plus

postage and handling.

Drugs: Asset Seizure. NCJ 123670. $17.00 plus

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Drugs: Community Response. NCJ 123671.

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Drugs: Legalization of Drugs. NCJ 123676.

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Drugs: Military Interdiction. NCJ 123672.

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Drugs: Treating Offenders. NCJ 123673. 

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Drugs: Workplace Testing. NCJ 123678. 

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Juvenile Rehabilitation. NCJ 123677. $17.00

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CRIME FILE VIDEOTAPES
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Crime Scene Computer. 1991. NCJ 129394.

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Drugs and AIDS: Reaching for Help. 1991. 

NCJ 132940. $14.00 (U.S.), $18.00 (Canada &

other countries). Available in Spanish through 

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Police Integrity Symposium, July 14–16, 1996.

1996. NCJ 173401. $18.00 (U.S.), $20.00

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Senate Appropriations Committee: Drug

Control Appropriations. U.S. Congress, Senate

Committee on Appropriations. 1996. NCJ 162846.

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Accountability 12

ADAM (Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring) 27

ADAM/DUF (Arrestee Drug Abuse

Monitoring/Drug Use Forecasting) 20, 27, 30,

31, 45

Addiction 23

Aftercare 5–8

Afterschool programs 17

Alternative dispute settlement 13, 20

Alternative sanctions 7, 11, 24

Alternatives to incarceration 7, 11

Alternatives to institutionalization 7, 9, 24, 25

Americans With Disabilities Act 5, 20, 23, 37

Arrest and apprehension 4

Arson 41

Assassination 35

Author identification 23

Auto theft 34

Body armor 36, 37, 40

Boot camps 5–8, 23, 25

Bullet-resistant barriers 37, 41

Byrne Formula Grant Program 22

Case studies 10, 30, 34, 47

Caseload management 6, 7, 11, 13, 18, 31

Caseweighting systems 11

Change management 3, 12

Child abuse 13, 15, 24, 34, 39, 42–46

Child protection 11, 13, 15, 34, 44

Children of inmates 6, 9

China 21

Civil rights 4, 14, 20, 42

Cocaine 27, 28, 30

Community courts 12, 23

Community crime prevention 3, 4, 13, 15, 16, 22,

30, 33, 45, 46

Community policing 3, 4, 22, 23, 33, 34, 36

Community policing history 3

Community policing program descriptions 3

Community services 8

Community-based corrections 5–7, 11

Computer mapping 37, 41

Computer software 6, 24, 34, 40, 41

Computer-related crime 25, 37–40

Computers 3, 21, 37, 41

Concealed weapons 23, 40, 41

Conflict resolution 15, 45

Congress 22, 26

Construction costs 10

Controlled access to building facilities 11

Corporate crime 12, 40

Correctional facilities 5, 8, 10, 18, 19, 25, 28, 31

Correctional facility interior design 10

Correctional industries 6, 7, 9, 24, 25

INDEX OF KEYWORDS

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Corrections costs 6–10, 13, 20, 25, 26

Corrections planning 10

Corrections policies 7, 19

Corrections staff training 6, 7

Court costs 11, 26

Court management 11, 12, 24, 45

Court orders 11, 42

Court reorganization 11, 12

Court security 11

Courts 8, 12–14, 23, 24, 30, 33, 36, 40

Crack cocaine 22, 25, 30–32

Crime Act 8, 20, 22–24

Crime analysis 4, 20, 21, 27–29, 33, 36, 40, 41,

45, 46

Crime prevention planning 15–17, 24, 26, 35

Crime scene search 33

Criminal behavior 20, 25

Criminal court 11

Criminal justice associations 33

Criminal sanctions 13

Cycle of violence 15, 25, 44

Dangerous offenders 13, 45–47

D.A.R.E.® (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) 30

Data collection 32

Data Resources Program 21

Day fines 11, 12, 14

Day treatment 5, 12

Delinquency prevention 15, 16, 24

Deterrence 8, 9, 13, 23, 28, 30

Direct supervision 10

DNA 11, 20, 23, 25, 37, 39–41

Domestic assault 11, 14, 31, 44, 45

Domestic violence 41

Drug courts 11–13, 23

Drug detection 22, 24, 27, 28

Drug law enforcement 3, 20–22, 24, 26, 31, 32,

34, 35, 46, 47

Drug offenders 5, 7, 11, 13, 15, 18, 24, 27–31,

45, 46

Drug treatment programs 5, 6, 8, 11, 13, 15, 24,

25, 27, 30–32

DUF (Drug Use Forecasting) 23–25, 27–29

Elderly people 16

Electronic monitoring 5, 6, 9, 12, 24, 25

Employment 22, 24

Employment services 5, 8

Environmental offenses 12, 13, 34

Equipment evaluation 33, 35–41

Escape 10, 13

European countries 46

Evaluations 3, 4, 6–8, 15, 16, 20, 21, 23, 26, 31,

33, 34, 36, 38, 39, 44

Evidence 11, 36, 38–40

Ex-offenders 5, 7, 8

Exclusionary rule 33

Explosives detection 40, 41

Families 25

Family violence 23, 44, 45

Fear of crime 4, 22, 24, 30, 33
Federal aid 7, 10, 15, 20, 21, 23–25, 30, 32, 38,

41, 44, 47

Federal Bureau of Prisons 6, 10

Federal sentencing guidelines 12, 24

Fees 8, 9, 13

Fellowships and scholarships 20, 24

Fines 12, 13, 25

Fingerprints 25, 37, 39

Firearms 43, 44

Fires 21

First offenders 8, 12

Foot patrols 3, 4, 36

Foreign police 3, 4, 35

Forensic science 11, 20, 24, 25, 36, 38–41

Fraud control 15, 23, 42

Funding of prison construction 10

Gangs 7, 13, 15, 16, 20–22, 25, 32–34, 44–46

Germany 11, 46

Graduated sanctions 12

Guardians 42

Gun ownership 45

Gunshot detection technology 41

Hallucinogens 32

Handcuffs 39

Handguns 3, 11, 33, 41, 45

Hate crimes 14, 21

Health care 15

Heroin 30, 32

Hispanics 16

History of policing 3, 4

HIV/AIDS 7, 8, 18, 19, 24, 30, 31

Homeless people 35

Homicide 15, 33, 34, 45–47

Hot spots 35, 43

Illegal immigration 23, 40

Illicit chemicals 30

Illicit firearms 20, 45

Immigrants 42

Imprisonment 7, 8

Incarceration 8

Indigents 13

Information sources 21, 23, 24, 26, 33, 38–41

Inmate classification 6, 9

Inmate vocational training 6–9

Inmates 5, 8, 9, 10, 25, 31, 32

Intensive supervision 6, 7, 12

Interagency cooperation 15, 16, 24, 25, 31, 32,

34, 35, 41

Intermediate sanctions 5–7, 11, 12, 25

Internet 38, 41

Interoperability 40, 41

Interrogations 24, 41

Jail management 6, 7, 8

Jail renovation bond issues 10

Judges 8, 11–14

Juvenile court 11, 25

Juvenile court waiver 12

Juvenile record confidentiality 14

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Juvenile witnesses 25, 42, 43

Juveniles 5, 6, 8, 12, 15, 18, 20, 22–25, 27–30,

33, 44–47

Labor markets 22

Legislation 12, 14, 16, 26, 40, 42, 44, 46

Less-than-lethal technology 24, 40, 41

Life skills 6–8

Mandatory sentencing 12, 14

Mediation 13

Mental disabilities and corrections 5, 7

Mentally ill offenders 7, 22, 35, 45

Methamphetamine 29, 31, 32

Minorities 21, 25

Missing children 25

Model programs 3

Money laundering 22

National drug policy 25

National Institute of Justice (NIJ) 6, 10, 20–22,

24–26, 30, 31, 34, 35, 38, 40, 46

National Law Enforcement and Corrections

Technology Center (NLECTC) 35, 36, 39–41

Neighborhood justice centers 13

New Zealand 45

NIJ Standards 37–41

Nonlethal weapons 35

Observational studies 3

Off-duty police 35

Offenders 23, 42

Operation Weed and Seed 23

Organized crime 22, 34

Pepper spray 21, 40

Police accountability 4, 34, 36

Police attitudes 4, 35

Police-citizen interactions 3, 4, 35, 44

Police community relations programs 3, 4, 22,

34, 36

Police compensation 35

Police discretion 4, 31

Police equipment 33, 35, 37, 40, 41

Police family issues 33, 34

Police interview 42

Police management 3, 4, 25, 33–36

Police manpower 34

Police manpower deployment 4, 25, 34, 35

Police-minority relations 4

Police organizational structure 4, 33, 34

Police policies and procedures 4, 18, 19, 29–31,

33–36, 38, 42, 46

Police professionalism 3, 34, 35

Police recruit training 3, 33, 35

Police reform 3, 4, 35

Police resource allocation 4, 32, 33, 43

Police vehicles 37–39

Policing innovations 3, 4, 23–25, 30, 31, 33,

41, 46

Positional asphyxia 35, 41

Postrelease programs 5–7

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 42
Pretrial misconduct 29

Prison conditions 10

Prison construction 8, 10, 13

Prison costs 10

Prison crowding 5–10, 20

Prison health care 7, 41

Prison riots 8, 41

Prison security 10

Private police 16, 35

Privatization of corrections 5, 7, 10

Proactive police units 4

Probation 23, 28

Probation/parole 6, 7, 12–14, 18, 25, 29

Problem-oriented policing 3, 4, 24, 25, 34

Product lists 39, 40

Program descriptions 4

Program evaluations 6, 20, 24, 30

Program implementation 3, 24

Property offenses 12

Prosecution 11–14, 23, 35, 39, 40, 43

Protection of public figures 35

Psychologists 36

Public attitudes toward corrections 11

Public attitudes toward crime 4

Public defenders 13

Public health 5, 7, 17, 45–47

Public housing 15, 23, 31

Public safety 3, 23, 41

Pursuits 33, 35, 36, 38

Racial discrimination 4, 8

Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization

(RICO) Act 34

Rape 42–44

Reactions to crime 4, 42

Recidivism 9, 29

Records management 6, 24

Research 8, 9, 13, 16, 20–26, 29–31, 34, 36, 40,

41, 43–46

Research centers 33

Restitution 12

Restorative justice 23

Restraining orders 11

Revocation 13

Rural crime 36

Rural policing 33, 36

Schools 3, 15, 20, 24, 25, 30, 38, 43–45, 47

Search warrants 33

Security 5, 8, 16, 39–41, 46

Sentencing 7–9, 11–14, 20, 25

Sex offenders 3, 7, 16, 42

Sexual harassment 42

Shock incarceration programs 5–8, 23

Smart cards 23

Social services 12, 35, 42, 43

Solicitations 23–25

Special investigating units 13, 37

Spouse abuse treatment 44

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Stalkers 14, 16, 44, 46

State courts 11

STD’s 7, 18

Subways 16

Suicide 45, 47

Technology assessment 20, 37, 38, 40, 41

Terrorism 23, 46

Three-strikes laws 14

Transporting prisoners 11

Trial court administrators 12

Tuberculosis 5, 7, 8

U.S. Supreme Court 33

Use of force 26, 33, 35, 36

Victim identification 33, 37

Victims 11, 13, 22, 24, 25, 31, 34, 42–47

Video surveillance systems 41

Violence 6, 11, 13–16, 22, 33, 34, 44–47

Violence against women 44, 47

Violence Against Women Act 14, 44, 47

Violent offenders 25, 45

Volunteer programs 33, 43

Wardens 7, 9

Weapon offenses 43–45

Witness intimidation 45

Witnesses 24, 43

Women 6, 9, 14, 23, 30, 33, 44–47

Work release 5, 7, 9

Youthful offenders 11, 12, 46
About the National Institute of Justice

The National Institute of Justice (NIJ), a component of the Office of Justice Programs, is the research agency of 

the U.S. Department of Justice. Created by the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, as amended,

NIJ is authorized to support research, evaluation, and demonstration programs, development of technology, and 

both national and international information dissemination. Specific mandates of the Act direct NIJ to:

● Sponsor special projects, and research and development programs, that will improve and strengthen the 

criminal justice system and reduce or prevent crime. 

● Conduct national demonstration projects that employ innovative or promising approaches for improving 

criminal justice. 

● Develop new technologies to fight crime and improve criminal justice. 

● Evaluate the effectiveness of criminal justice programs and identify programs that promise to be successful if 

continued or repeated. 

● Recommend actions that can be taken by Federal, State, and local governments as well as by private organizations

to improve criminal justice. 

● Carry out research on criminal behavior. 

● Develop new methods of crime prevention and reduction of crime and delinquency. 

In recent years, NIJ has greatly expanded its initiatives, the result of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement

Act of 1994 (the Crime Act), partnerships with other Federal agencies and private foundations, advances in 

technology, and a new international focus. Some examples of these new initiatives:

● New research and evaluation are exploring key issues in community policing, violence against women, sentencing

reforms, and specialized courts such as drug courts. 

● Dual-use technologies are being developed to support national defense and local law enforcement needs. 

● The causes, treatment, and prevention of violence against women and violence within the family are being 

investigated in cooperation with several agencies of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 

● NIJ’s links with the international community are being strengthened through membership in the United Nations 

network of criminological institutes; participation in developing the U.N. Criminal Justice Information Network;

initiation of UNOJUST (U.N. Online Justice Clearinghouse), which electronically links the institutes to the 

U.N. network; and establishment of an NIJ International Center. 

● The NIJ-administered criminal justice information clearinghouse, the world’s largest, has improved its 

online capability. 

● The Institute’s Drug Use Forecasting (DUF) program has been expanded and enhanced. Renamed ADAM 

(Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring), the program will increase the number of drug-testing sites, and its role 

as a “platform” for studying drug-related crime will grow. 

● NIJ’s new Crime Mapping Research Center will provide training in computer mapping technology, collect and

archive geocoded crime data, and develop analytic software. 

● The Institute’s program of intramural research has been expanded and enhanced. 

The Institute Director, who is appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, establishes the Institute’s 

objectives, guided by the priorities of the Office of Justice Programs, the Department of Justice, and the needs of 

the criminal justice field. The Institute actively solicits the views of criminal justice professionals and researchers 

in the continuing search for answers that inform public policymaking in crime and justice.