NCJ Number
166374
Date Published
1997
Length
36 pages
Publication Series
Annotation
This report summarizes the ongoing research, evaluation, and program development projects supported by grants, interagency and cooperative agreements, contracts, and fellowships from the National Institute of Justice through June 30, 1997.
Abstract
The projects are grouped into four main topic areas: criminal behavior, crime control and prevention, criminal justice system, and technology research and development. The subtopics include three types of research activities: extramural research, intramural research, and research applications contract projects. Within each subtopic, the projects are listed alphabetically by title. The listing for each project includes its title, the organization conducting the project, contact person, project number, and a brief description. Telephone number and World Wide Web page from which to obtain this document or information about other programs or documents of the National Institute of Justice
Date Published: January 1, 1997
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