These two databases are also available on the Web and can be accessed from home. The SJSU Library as an Online Search Service, through which these databases can be searched for a fee. Several databases are particularly valuable for administration of justice and can be accessed via this service. This database covers all aspects of law enforcement and criminal justice including police activities, court cases, corrections, juvenile justice, community crime prevention, criminal justice system, and fraud, waste, and abuse in government programs. Cited documents include U.S. and international research reports, published papers, books, articles, and audio-visual presentations.
Coverage ranges from preliminary research to detailed descriptions of successful programs.
Ask for it at the Reference Desk on the second floor. It includes the full text of many legal documents, court cases, statutory and code materials, administrative rules and regulations on the state and federal levels. Guidelines for searching these materials are located at each terminal. Terminals are available next to the Reference and Information Desk on the first floor of Clark and in Government Publications on the second floor of Clark. Access to his service is limited to sutdents and faculty at San Jose State University.