Law enforcement
IPTES 2018 Workshop: Statistical Interpretation Software for Friction Ridge Skin Impressions (FRStat)
IPTES 2018 Workshop: Applied Polarized Light Microscopy for Trace Evidence Examiners
IPTES 2018 Workshop: Forensic Wood Identification
Delivering Justice for Human Trafficking Survivors: Implications for Practice
Justice in Their Own Words: Perceptions and Experiences of (In)Justice Among Human Trafficking Survivors
Body Armor Selection, Care, and Maintenance
Conditions Affecting Forensic Scientists' Workplace Productivity and Occupational Stress
Environmental Scan of Family Justice Centers, Final Report
Just Science Podcast: Episode 37: 2018 IPTES: Just Consecutively Manufactured Toolmarks
Just Science Podcast: Episode 38: 2018 IPTES: Just Handwriting Statistics
Multidisciplinary Validation Study of Nonhuman Animal Models for Forensic Decomposition Research
Defining the Difficulty of Fingerprint Comparisons
NIJ FY18 Understanding the Impacts of Policing Strategies and Practices
With this solicitation, the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) seeks proposal for research and/or evaluation projects to examine the impact of police crime-reduction practices and strategies on four variables. Those are: (1) crime, (2) officer safety, (3) criminal investigations, and (4) criminal prosecutions. NIJ will accept proposals for research examining person- or place-based practices and strategies. NIJ is particularly interested in examining the practice of...
Just Science Podcast: Episode 35: 2018 IPTES: Just Geeking Out on Patterns
Just Science Podcast: Episode 36: 2018 IPTES: Just Footwear Size Does Matter
Facilitators and Impediments to Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating Risk-Based Policing Strategies Using Risk Terrain Modeling: Insights from a Multi-City Evaluation in the United States
A Quantitative Assessment of Shoeprint Accidental Patterns with Implications Regarding Similarity, Frequency and Chance Association of Features
Injuries Associated with Police Use of Force
NIJ FY18 Research and Evaluation on Decision-making
NIJ seeks proposals for research and evaluation projects to identify the combination of attributes specific to the individual law enforcement officer that causes them to make the decisions governing their actions during encounters with the public. Specifically, NIJ is interested in identifying those combinations of attributes tending to lead to successful encounter outcomes; as well as those tending to lead to unsuccessful outcomes. NIJ is...