Statistical Sources

California

Online Resources & Databases:

Crime in California
Scroll to publication year.
Crimes and crime trends, arrests by crime category, prisons and prison expenditures.
California Criminal Justice Profile. Statewide.
Supplement to Crime and Delinquency in California. Includes crimes, arrests by types, etc.
Offender Information Reports
California Dept. of Corrections and Rehabilitation
Provides demographic characteristics of the prison population, as well as detailed reports about recidivism, behavior, DNA collection, parolees, time served, etc.

United States

Online Resources & Databases:

Bureau of Justice Statistics
Find statistics about crime and victims, criminal offenders, law enforcement, prosecution, courts and sentencing, corrections, etc.
National Criminal Justice Reference Service
Search the abstracts of over 170,000 publications, or select full text publications to find statistics and information about crime, offenders, etc.
Sourcebook of U.S. Criminal Justice Statistics
[No longe updated after 2013) Includes statistics on crimes and victims, as well as public opinion polls. Many tabulations presented by age, sex, race, and geographic area.
Uniform Crime Reports for the United States
Published by the FBI. Reports crime statistics aggregated from multiple U.S. law enforcement agencies. Includes crime index, violent and property crimes, and hate crimes.

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