Criminal Justice Statistics
If you are researching statistics about crime, victims, law enforcement, courts, and corrections, you've come to the right webpage.

Police Officers Get Vested (Literally) Via the Net
It's a fact: Bulletproof vests save the lives of law enforcement officials. In 1998, Congress began allocating funds to state and local law enforcement agencies to help them buy bulletproof vests. The program had to be designed for efficiency and speed and it is. The Department of Justice is administering the program entirely on the web.

Cyber Sleuths Bust Cyber Swindlers
Drawn to the anonymity and low cost of webpages and e-mails, the ranks of cyber swindlers are steadily growing. But Federal Communications Commission investigators are turning the tables on these Internet con artists.

How to Report Internet-Related Crime
Report Internet-related crime, like any other crime, to appropriate law enforcement investigative authorities at the local, state, federal, or international levels, depending on the scope of the crime. This Department of Justice site tells you how.

Dick Tracy Joins the FBI
Recently, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and comic strip hero Dick Tracy worked together to catch dangerous fugitives.

We're Looking for Stories
Federal workers are doing amazing things to deliver government services electronically. Access America E-Gov E-Zine wants to tell these stories.

Include a contact person with phone number and email address. Sendyour stories to pat.wood@npr.govor pat.smith@gsa.gov. If youneed more information, call Pat Wood, National Partnership forReinventing Government, (202) 694-0063. Please pass this request alongto others who may be interested.