Research at Rutgers’ School of Criminal Justice has resulted in commercial technology that public safety practitioners and researchers worldwide are using to fight crime.

Sydney Morning Herald- January 15, 2014 - 2:23PM, 16.01.2014

Figures don't lie, but they sure can get confusing

Is Kings Cross getting more violent at night? It should be a simple question but, as Sean Nicholls finds, the truth is a little more blurred.

Kansas City Star online, 16.01.2014

Kansas death penalty hearing touches deep emotions

Dion Lefler

YottaFire - January 16, 2014, 17.01.2014

Health

New Study Quantifies Psychological Damage of Stalking

University at Buffalo Release Date: January 14, 2014, 17.01.2014

Urban night shift police more likely to suffer long-term job injuries, study finds

Huffington Post-14.01.2014, 17.01.2014

Marijuana Prohibition Was Racist From The Start. Not Much Has Changed.

The Huffington Post | By Nick Wing

Washington Examiner, 17.01.2014

Racial profiling not the issue

LINDA CHAVEZ

Phys.Org -, 17.01.2014

Surveillance threatens U.S. business climate, democracy, say Stanford researchers

Mass surveillance by U.S. intelligence agencies is jeopardizing America's reputation as a safe place to do business, according to a Stanford scholar.

Leicester Mercury, 17.01.2014

Study shows racism is still major problem

The Seattle Times-Originally, 18.01.2014

Case of the curious juror: when the Web invades the courtroom

A King County rape trial highlights a challenge confronting judges across the country: How to keep jurors, accustomed to reaching for their smartphones when any question arises, from going online to do their own research on cases.

Ken Armstrong Seattle Times staff reporter

Slate, 18.01.2014

Obama’s Nonreform Reforms

The president’s NSA surveillance speech left six key questions unanswered.

David Auerbach

Mirror.co.uk-, 19.01.2014

Facebook bullying rockets as thousands live in terror of threats and online stalkers

Daily Mirror investigation reveals the shocking extent of cyber menaces who make people's lives a misery

Martin Bagot

Consortium News, 19.01.2014

The Injustice of US Justice

EurekAlert!, 20.01.2014

Access to guns increases risk of suicide, homicide

UCSF meta-analysis finds women at greater risk of being killed

EurekAlert!, 20.01.2014

Toddlers' aggression is strongly associated with genetic factors

New study provides greater understanding of how to address childhood aggression

Columbus Dispatch, 20.01.2014

55 years of Ohio homicides scrutinized by researchers

Theodore Decker The Columbus Dispatch

International Relations and Security Network 20 January 2014, 20.01.2014

How Can ‘City Diplomacy’ Influence Security?

According to Michele Acuto, we have to start studying the impact that cities and those who govern them are having on global security. That’s because their ‘proximity’ to today’s security challenges is making them increasingly important actors in this domain.

EurekAlert! PUBLIC RELEASE DATE, 20.01.2014

Cocaine users enjoy social interactions less

Huffington Post, 21.01.2014

The Story Behind the Nation's Falling Body Count

David M. Kennedy, Director, Center for Crime Prevention and Control, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Mirror.co.uk, 21.01.2014

Crime-fighting HAIR CLIPS for women that film attackers and call the police

Chris Bradley

Wiley, 21.01.2014

Ivory Burning and Cartels: Are Anti-Poaching Efforts Repeating the Mistakes of the ‘War on Drugs’?

National Geographic, 30.01.2014

Drug Trafficking Poses Surprising Threats to Rain Forests, Scientists Find

Criminals wreak havoc on environment, sparking calls for drug policy reform

Brian Clark Howard

National Geographic, 30.01.2014

Drug Trafficking Poses Surprising Threats to Rain Forests, Scientists Find

Criminals wreak havoc on environment, sparking calls for drug policy reform

Brian Clark Howard

PreventionAction, 30.01.2014

Trial reporting without error

Randomized controlled trials can provide strong evidence of whether complex social and psychological interventions are effective. But inadequate information in reports on RCTs makes it harder to trust the results. An international initiative is seeking to change this by developing new reporting guidelines.

NPR, 31.01.2014

Why Should You Be Worried About NSA Surveillance?

NPR/TED Staff

San Gabriel Valley Tribune, 31.01.2014

More and more Americans falling prey to identity theft

Kevin Smith, San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Daily PressTodays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University

Crime and punishment: Why throwing away the key doesn't work

Just Kids (in Prison for Life)

Has 'zero tolerance' been taken too far?

Study: Half of black males, 40 percent of white males arrested by age 23

More gun laws, more murder? Quinnipiac prof’s study suggests it

New York Times January 3, 2014

The Correlation of Gun Laws and Gun Homicide

Essex police to use wear cameras for incidents of domestic abuse

Breaking Down the Broken Windows Theory

Petty Law Enforcement vs. the Poor

Mixed neighbourhoods not always a good idea

How to End Brazil's Homicide Epidemic

Education makes prisoners 'less likely to reoffend'

How Long Is Too Long? Congress Revisits Mandatory Sentences

Internet Child Pornography: Who Is at the Keyboard?

Inching closer towards a science base for justice

Good behaviour bonds for violent assaults do not work

The War Over Poverty

Dyfed-Powys centre to help tackle 'neglected' rural policing

School drug tests don't work, but 'positive climate' might

BU study: 1 question may gauge the severity of unhealthy drug and alcohol use

Twin DNA test: Why identical criminals may no longer be safe

Policing the ‘Dark Side’ of Internet of Things

Police 'can still work with Europol'

Stars and Stripes Published: January 15, 2014

Researchers Create Crime Prediction Map App

Figures don't lie, but they sure can get confusing

Kansas death penalty hearing touches deep emotions

Health

Urban night shift police more likely to suffer long-term job injuries, study finds

Marijuana Prohibition Was Racist From The Start. Not Much Has Changed.

Racial profiling not the issue

Surveillance threatens U.S. business climate, democracy, say Stanford researchers

Study shows racism is still major problem

Case of the curious juror: when the Web invades the courtroom

Obama’s Nonreform Reforms

Facebook bullying rockets as thousands live in terror of threats and online stalkers

The Injustice of US Justice

Access to guns increases risk of suicide, homicide

Toddlers' aggression is strongly associated with genetic factors

55 years of Ohio homicides scrutinized by researchers

How Can ‘City Diplomacy’ Influence Security?

Cocaine users enjoy social interactions less

The Story Behind the Nation's Falling Body Count

Crime-fighting HAIR CLIPS for women that film attackers and call the police

Ivory Burning and Cartels: Are Anti-Poaching Efforts Repeating the Mistakes of the ‘War on Drugs’?

Drug Trafficking Poses Surprising Threats to Rain Forests, Scientists Find

Drug Trafficking Poses Surprising Threats to Rain Forests, Scientists Find

Trial reporting without error

Why Should You Be Worried About NSA Surveillance?

More and more Americans falling prey to identity theft

Daily Press
Todays crime related press reports collected by Prof. Thomas Görgen, German Police University