Law Enforcement

This guide is designed to point students to Library/LRC resources that support their program of study, and to provide links to a broad spectrum of related subject matter that will enhance their course work and help to make informed career choices.

Open Access Online Journals

Open Access Online Journals

No password is required to view these journals & articles online.

  • Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
    The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin is published monthly by the Federal Bureau of Investigation
  • Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology
    The Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology presents peer-reviewed reports and research findings covering the theory, practice and application of psychological principles in criminal justice, particularly law enforcement, courts, and corrections.

 

            Covers a variety of topics of interest to law enforcement officers

 

  • The Institute on Global Drug Policy and Practice
    The Journal of Global Drug Policy and Practice is an international journal with the goal of bridging the information gap on drug policy issues between the medical-scientific community, policymakers, practitioners and the lay public. Intended readership includes clinicians, clinical researchers, policymakers, prevention specialists and other persons interested in understanding drug policy issues or in providing drug policy recommendations.

 

  • The Police Chief Magazine
    Police Chief Magazine.org is the online version of the Police Chief magazine, official publication of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. The online version of the Police Chief magazine is possible through a grant from the IACP Foundation. The online version also contains Web-only items.

 


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