Justice Information Center
The Justice Information Center (JIC) is a searchable database of the research and evaluation work of the Justice Information Resource Network's staff, members, and partners. The JIC also includes other open-access and public-domain research-based materials. The JIC's contents are from the national, state, and local levels covering a range of crime and justice topics grouped into several Communities and Collections based on our projects.
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- This community contains open access and public domain research-based resources about victims of crime.
- This community contains resources related to the Death in Custody Reporting Act Program.
- This community contains state Incident-Based Reporting Systems (IBRS) and the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) resources.
- Resources in this collection provide supplemental information to course offerings featured in Justice Information Resource Network's Justice Research Academy.
- This community contains research publications, projects, and activities conducted by state Statistical Analysis Centers (SACs).
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Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) Program 2019-2023
(Wisconsin Department of Justice, 2025-05) Wisconsin Department of Justice, Office of the Attorney General
This report provides an overview of the Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) program between 2019 and 2023 in fulfillment of requirements outlined in Wis. Stat. §165.95(5p)(b).
Firearm arrests in Washington
(WA PSPRC, 2025-05-28) Washington State Office of Financial Management, Public Safety Policy & Research Center
Firearms pose a risk to the safety of Washington residents. This report focuses on arrests with a firearm enhancement from the Washington State Patrol (WSP) and aims to explore the demographics of those being arrested with a firearm enhancement.
Grant administration guide
(Oregon Criminal Justice Commission, 2025-05-27) Oregon Criminal Justice Commission
1.1 Oregon Criminal Justice Commission
The mission of the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) is to improve the legitimacy, efficiency, and effectiveness of state and local criminal justice systems. To help accomplish this mission, CJC disburses state and federal funds through the administration of multiple public safety grant programs intended for eligible local or state agencies, tribal governments, and community-based organizations.
1.2 Grant Administration Guide
CJC’s Grant Administration Guide is designed to provide guidance related to grant application processes, as well as to assist recipients of grant awards in complying with state and federal requirements. Sections 2 through 4 address a variety of general policies and procedures that apply to all grant programs administered by CJC. Section 5 describes each of CJC’s grant programs including specific eligibility requirements and funding priorities. Other details, such as project periods, availability of funding, and application questions are outlined in a separate grant solicitation document for each program, which is made available upon release on CJC’s website. Section 6 outlines additional state and/or federal regulations applicable to grant funds and recipients.