Criminal Justice Information and Assistance for Victims, Juveniles, the Incarcerated, and the Accused   Tags: assistance, criminal_justice_system, criminal_law, prisoners  

In effect as of October 1, 2011. Revised in May 2012. The Guidelines are an essential manual for Department personnel, providing them with the guidance and skills to ensure that the Department continues to provide victims and witnesses with the very highest level of service.

Established in 1979, the BJS collects, analyzes, publishes, and disseminates information on crime, criminal offenders, victims of crime, and the operation of justice systems at all levels of government. Gives an overview of publications and products, key facts, data collections, funding, data analysis tools, terms & definitions, and related links.

2010 federal sentencing guidelines manual is available, effective November 1, 2010. Additional emergency amendments are contained in a Supplement to the 2010 Guidelines Manual.

Information about the organization, policy, treatment, prevention, market disruption, drug facts, international, state & local, publications, and press releases.

Current information regarding sentencing guidelines. Users may sign up for email updates from the USSC listserv.

Information about the agency, career opportunities, enforcement, news, field divisions, and links to related forms, publications, laws, regulations, and rulings. It also links to bomb data center and related statistical data.

Information about the agency (its history, organization, programs, operations, and offices), law enforcement related information (most wanted, major operations, training programs, statistics, and facts), drug prevention programs for young adults and others, drug policy related materials (Controlled Substances Act, Federal Trafficking Penalties, drug scheduling), and publications.

Information about the agency, its history, current services, news, resources for law enforcement, for community (i.e. outreach activities, publications, community partnership, adopt-a-school program), and for researchers (Freedom of Information Act, crime statistics, etc.).

Information about the state, policy issues, countries & regions, economics & energy, arms control & security, democracy & global affairs, public diplomacy & public affairs, assistance & development.

A list of federal agencies related to immigration law. As part of the Immigration Law Information and Assistance Guide.

The Commission of Correction is a three member deliberative body that meets monthly to discuss variances, maximum facility capacities, proposed changes in regulations, mortality investigations, and other matters that may arise.

Information about the agency with option to locate a facility and contact information.

Information about the organization, legislation, programs and resources, related links (NYS police, probation, corrections, prevention of domestic violence, crime victims board, etc.), and contact info.

DPCA promotes public safety, ensure offender accountability, provide restitution to victims and reduce recidivism.

It is an independent, non-profit organization founded by citizens in 1844 and granted a unique authority by the New York State Legislature to inspect prisons and to report its findings and recommendations to the legislature, the public and the press.

Information about the court system, judges, jurors, individual courts, job and internship opportunities, attorneys, litigants, and specific information regarding court forms and filing fees.

Information about crime prevention, criminal investigation, firearms, NYS criminal justice links, public information office, publications, ticket inquiries, traffic safety, and wanted criminals & missing persons.

A multi-function criminal justice support agency with a variety of responsibilities: collection and analysis of statewide crime data; operation of the DNA databank and criminal fingerprint files; administration of federal and state criminal justice funds; support of criminal justice-related agencies statewide; and administration of the state’s Sex Offender Registry.

This program was created to to promote child safety by providing parents and guardians with the tools to protect their children.

Collection of links and information.

Lists hotline and emergency contact information.

This website links to the Westchester County Department of Corrections, Westchester County Department of Public Safety, and Westchester County Department of Probation.

Information about civil unit, pistol licensing unit, taxi and limousine commission, how to stop DWI, tip lines, operation safe child, employment, preventing crime, homeland security, environmental security, law enforcement explorer post, county road conditions, shared services and programs.

Public Safety maintains a number of telephone and electronic tip lines so the public can provide information.

The department is made up of three divisions: administration, jail and penitentiary. Information on how to post a bail, inmate phone system information, visitation schedule, victim information and notification, and sexual abuse and excessive force.

Information about the organization, FAQs, probation briefing, guiding principles, department worksites, programs and services, probation warrants, programs and services, criminal justice advisory board, news, statistics, contact information, department achievements, and job opportunities.