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Below you’ll find what we feel are some of the most interesting & insightful blogs that cover topics related to legal & criminal justice careers. We’ve included this directory of blogs to provide readers with real world perspectives, case studies, opinions, and unique insight from a variety of “guru’s” in the online criminal justice community. Readers come to our site with the goal of researching and understanding where they might fit into a criminal justice career; reading blog posts from a variety of sources is one way to determine if a career is a good fit. It is for this reason that we have taken it upon ourselves to find the best sources on the web. If you would like to suggest that we add your blog, or any blog that would be a match for our visitors, please let us know.

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Top Criminal Justice Blogs & Websites


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CrimeInAmerica.Net

Information on Crime, Crime Statistics, Crime Rates, Violent Crime, Crime News, Crime Prevention

  • URL: http://crimeinamerica.net

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Ask a Forensic Artist

Forensic artists work with forensic anthropologists and medical examiners to create facial reconstructions from unidentified skulls, and assist law enforcement by producing composite drawings of suspects of crimes. Full-time forensic art positions
are extremely rare, so most artists do the work as a “collateral duty” within law-enforcement. Becoming a forensic anthropologist, medical examiner or pathologist would put you in an ideal situation to work on cases of unidentified remains. If
you are more interested in producing composite drawings, the most direct path is to become employed in the criminal justice field in some capacity ( crime scene Investigator, police officer, etc) and then pursue forensic art duties from there.


Criminal Justice Blogs

DNA Saves – DNA Testing & Legislation

Why should your state pass DNA Arrestee Testing Laws? By passing state legislation that enables law enforcement to collect DNA from felony arrestees, at the same time as fingerprints, your state can catch criminals sooner. Learn more.

  • URL: http://www.dnasaves.org

Criminal Justice Blogs

A Police Wife

She’s a brand spankin’ new police wife. Her husband (Hot Fuzz or HF) graduated the academy in May 2009. She started this blog to find others within the law enforcement community. So far she loves being a police wife. Life is good.

  • URL: http://apolicewife.blogspot.com

Criminal Justice Blogs

The Rap Sheet

The Rap Sheet highlights legal & criminal justice related books, special author projects, and distinctive crime-fiction-related Web sites.

  • URL: http://therapsheet.blogspot.com

Criminal Justice Blogs

PC Bloggs – A Twenty-first Century Police Officer

The police: upholding the law, protecting the weak and innocent, bringing the guilty to justice… or a self-defeating tangle of bureaucratic vogons?

  • URL: http://pcbloggs.blogspot.com

Criminal Justice Blogs

The Thin Blue Line

Once a diary of the wild eye adventures of a new police officer, then the new eyes while a Detective and now a Detective Sergeant on a national unit, still seeing the same faces.

  • URL: http://thethinblueline.blogspot.com

Criminal Justice Blogs

The Police Locker Room By Sergeant Simon

A police sergeant on a response team in the outskirts of a major UK city.

  • URL: http://policelockerroom.blogspot.com

Criminal Justice Blogs

Paul’s Justice Page & Blog

This page is for people who want to deepen their understanding of crime policies and search for real solutions to criminal justice problems — ones that promote social justice and a just peace; it’s for people who want to reclaim their mind, privacy & freedom.

  • URL: http://www.paulsjusticepage.com & http://www.paulsjusticeblog.com

Criminal Justice Blogs

The Crime Lab Project

The Crime Lab Project’s mission is to raise awareness about public forensic science needs and challenges.

  • URL: http://crimelabproject.wordpress.com

Criminal Justice Blogs

Reddy’s Forensic Page

Reddy Chamakura s a a retired forensic scientist with Police Laboratory, New York City Police Department. Reddy’s education includes B.S. and M.S. in chemistry, degree in law, diploma in criminal law (from India) and 2 years of graduate work in Forensic
Science at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York.

  • URL: http://www.forensicpage.com

Criminal Justice Blogs

Blues And Twos – Police Officer’s Blog

Blues and Twos – Police & Law Blog is a an amalgamation of thoughts, feelings and observations on news, current affairs and UK policing in general. Our police blog has contributions from officers of the rank of Inspector (Organ Grinder) down to
Constable (Monkey). Blues and Twos – The Police Officer’s Blog

  • URL: http://bluesandtwos.blogspot.com/

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