the "what" and "how" are known.Why We Love It: This blog goes beyond a typical whodunit page and focuses on why it all took place in the first place.Favorite Post: Whackos with GunsThe Innocence Project: There's more to the field of criminology than studying the minds of those who commit foul deeds. The science also delves into understanding the complexities of what happens when those so-called evildoers are discovered to have been themselves fouled. The law has consistently incarcerated incorrectly and unceremoniously scores of people who were simply caught in poor circumstances. This blog serves as a cleanser to the criminology blog scene, helping to make it right when the law does wrong.Why We Love It: This blog does justice to the wrongfully jailed and helps to keep the criminology community accountable.Favorite Post: Exoneree CompensationBack to TopTHE REST OF THE BESTBent Society: This blog understands that many who claim to be criminologists are in fact class-act quacks. The writers pride themselves on sifting away junk in the quest for justice.Bonnie's Blog of Crime: Murder and sex crimes particularly impassion blogger Bonnie and her criminal-focused blog posts. She also regularly spotlights missing persons.Cambridge Ph.D. Candidates' Criminology: The preeminent British institution sponsors this crime blog to which its current students regularly contribute. Their studies provide refreshing new insights to the field.charles smith: This blog was birthed after the head writer retired from a an expose on one of Canada's most horrendous criminals. He boasts a pet peeve with flawed forensic work.Chris Uggen: Blogger Chris obsesses over the triangulation between criminology, sociology, and self-indulgence. His career in academia does not make his blog posts any less ardent.Crime and Federalism: This blog determines to bring to light the faults of the right side of the law, from the police to the prosecution. Everyday citizens can learn a ton about how crime actually works.Crimesider: CBS' "48 Hour Mystery" sponsors several experts' forays into forensic evidence and understanding the criminal element. The Facebook rapist and Arizona shooter have recently been covered.Criminal Justice: No matter what crime was committed, every criminal is entitled to certain rights and privileges while truth and justice are sought. Learn more on lawbreakers' liberties here.Criminology Happens: The British blog makes an excellent starting place for people looking to quench their crime knowledge obsession. Every day, a new and well-thought article is posted.Criminology Library: This site functions as a catch-all on the criminology blog scene. It's written by a group of librarians who are really into understanding lawless activity.Criminology: University of Tampa: The Florida university has composed a very popular site read even by those not at the school. The readership has been generated from the blog's exciting content.CrimProf: A grouping of top-level law professors have composed this detailed and dynamic crime blog. The writing concentrates on the ways in which the criminal justice system works.Crimson Shadows: This site's blogger won't be trumped by computer criminals. The writer boasts more than a decade of experience in cyber forensics.CSI and Forensic Blog: The National Museum of Crime and Punishment has developed an excellent crime blog here.