Finding Data and Statistics: Criminal Justice

Provides compiled information describing suspects and defendants in the federal criminal justice system. Data available from 1998 - 2012.

The ICVS series serves to fill the gap in recording of offenses across national lines in order to help law enforcement compare crime rates internationally.

Sources from three large databases, this site provides a dataset on victims of police violence as well as a map, report, and other features that report the data in various ways.

Housed within the NACJD, this series gathers data on personal and household victimization. Data gathered twice annually since 1973.

Features analysis of the National Youth Gang Surveys to help law enforcement and policymakers understand gang problems.

Provides case- and justice-centered data.

Housed within the NACJD, this resource center archives and shares data from government agencies, NGOs, and researchers on domestic and international terrorism incidents, perpetrators, and more.

"The Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program has been the starting place for law enforcement executives, students of criminal justice, researchers, members of the media, and the public at large seeking information on crime in the nation."

Designed by the NACJD, this resource guide provides links to VAW data, publications, and related links.