National Archive of Criminal Justice Data
NIJ FY 12 Data Resources Program: Funding for Analysis of Existing Data
Research Validity and Integrity
Scientific & Research Integrity Policy
The DOJ Scientific Integrity Policy underscores the validity and objectivity of NIJ’s scientific endeavors.
The Institute provides objective and independent knowledge and tools to enhance safety and promote justice. NIJ follows widely accepted scientific processes and procedures to help ensure the validity and integrity of our research. This page describes:
NIJ FY 11 Data Resources Program: Funding for the Analysis of Existing Data
NIJ is seeking applications for funding under the Data Resources Program 2011 to reproduce, replicate, or extend previous findings and conduct original research using or extending data from the National Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD). NACJD houses quantitative and qualitative data from NIJ-funded research and provides online access to downloadable, machine-readable (SPSS, SAS or ASCII) files, as well as data dictionaries, study abstracts, and...
Data Resources Program: Making Data Available to Researchers
An analysis of federal human trafficking cases, including the effect of prostitution arrests on trafficking charges filed, using publicly-available data from the National Archive of Criminal Justice
The Missing Link: Examining Prosecutorial Decision Making Across Federal District Courts
Legal change and sentencing norms in federal court: An examination of the impact of the Booker, Gall, and Kimbrough decisions
Monitoring Drug Epidemics and the Markets that Sustain Them Using ADAM II
Organizational Efficiency and Early Disposition Programs in Federal Courts
NIJ FY 10 ORE Data Resources Program: Funding for the Analysis of Existing Data
Depositing Data With the Data Resources Program of the National Institute of Justice: A Handbook
Data Resources of the National Institute of Justice, 6th Edition
NIJ FY 09 ORE Data Resources Program
NIJ is requesting proposals to replicate previous findings and conduct original research extending data from the National Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD). NACJD houses quantitative and qualitative data from NIJ-funded research and provides online access to downloadable, machine-readable (SPSS, SAS, or ASCII) files as well as data dictionaries, study abstracts and, in limited cases, MapInfo or ESRI geographic data. The archive is maintained by...