Justice Research and Statistics Association

State SACs

The Justice Research and Statistics Association is a national nonprofit organization of state Statistical Analysis Center (SAC) directors, and other researchers and practitioners throughout government, academia, and criminal justice organizations.

JRSA conducts and publishes policy-relevant research on justice issues, provides training and technical assistance, and maintains ISAR, a clearinghouse of state criminal justice activities.

		The South Carolina SAC publication, "High Crimes and Misdemeanors: A Five Year Overview of Indicators of Illegal Drug Activity in South Carolina," was among those chosen by the state library as a most notable 2011 South Carolina State Government Document.
South Carolina SAC Receives Award

		Justice Research and Policy has just published a special issue with five articles focusing on Evidence-Based Policy and Practice. A substantive introduction by guest editor Roger Przybylski is open to all readers.
*Justice Research and Policy*

		Vermont SAC Director Max Schlueter, and Karen Gennette, State Treatment Court Coordinator, recently appeared on WCAX's The :30 to discuss the effectiveness of treatment courts.
Vermont SAC Director appears on WCAX

		JRSA's National Juvenile Justice Evaluation Center releases new tutorial on the basics of performance measurement, evaluation, and evidence-based practices.
New NJJEC Tutorial

BJS and JRSA regret to announce that
due to circumstances beyond our control,
the October 2012 conference in
Louisville, Kentucky, has been cancelled.

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