Criminology - The Study of Crime

The National Council on Crime and Delinquency and the Children’s Research Center have become Evident Change

A look at policing, law, and sentencing from an anthropological perspective globally.

Blog posts comment on recent events and issues in the realm of crime, criminology, and criminal justice.

Written by a news reporter, this blog goes over previous cases that had flawed forensic evidence.

Written by a University of Minnesota professor, this blog is updated with posts on sociology and criminology.

Organized by academics, these writings analyze the public policies and discussions made by politicians.

Created by the Center for Criminology and Sociological Studies from the University of Toronto, this site provides recent news and commentary on criminal justice events.

This blog looks at crime cases and court decisions in the U.S, updates with news articles and recent events, and uses the perspective of everyday citizens and victims in its approach.

Posts made by professors of law from the University of San Diego and Brooklyn Law School. Resources on academic programs and curriculum are included as well.

This site works to help exonerate individuals who were wrongly convicted of their crimes and attempts to change the criminal justice system in the U.S.

Articles written in the field of forensic psychology, criminology, and law.

This blog from the Justice Policy Institute focuses on criminal justice reform.

For information on the more psychological and behavioral characteristics of crime check out this blog.

This non-profit, non-partisan organization looks at issues surrounding mass incarceration and what changes need to take place in the criminal justice system.

This site offers essays on recent events with a criminological/sociological perspective.

This research organization manages a criminal justice blog that draws together news articles from different sources.

Posts written by professors of law discuss important issues in criminology.

The "Think Justice" blog looks at ways that the criminal justice system can be improved and changed to create a more safe and fair system.

Professors and practitioners of law contribute posts on white collar crime cases.