Jail Administrator's Toolkit for Reentry
This Bureau of Justice Assistance toolkit provides practitioner-oriented guidelines and principles, accompanied by examples from jails and criminal justice officials across the country. (NCJ 222041)

Latest Issue of the Community Policing Dispatch Available
The May issue of the Community Policing Dispatch from the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services features articles on how law enforcement agencies are addressing the rising cost of gasoline and its impact on operating budgets, a recap of a roundtable event on Policing in a Democratic Society, a discussion of moving from community policing to community governance and a calendar of upcoming events where COPS staff and materials will be appearing.

OJJDP News @ a Glance, March/April 2008
This issue of the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's bimonthly newsletter includes features on conferences for faith-based and community organizations, the OJJDP Administrator’s and Deputy Administrator’s remarks at several events, training sessions for new and experienced disproportionate minority contact coordinators, and a preview of OJJDP’s national youth gang symposium. (NCJ 222388)

Electronic Crime Scene Investigation: A Guide for First Responders, Second Edition
Computers and other electronic devices are being used increasingly to commit, enable, or support crimes against persons, organizations, or property. This National Institute of Justice guide is intended for first responders to a variety of crime scenes who may have the responsibility of protecting, recognizing, collecting, and preserving electronic evidence at the scene. (NCJ 219941)

Full text of the report: PDF  Agency Abstract  

Life After Lockup: Improving Reentry From Jail to the Community
This Bureau of Justice Assistance monograph presents an overview of U.S. jails and the people who cycle through them, examines ways that jurisdictions can address jail reentry, and profiles numerous and diverse reentry efforts from around the country. (NCJ 220095)

The Federal Trade Commission Cautions Consumers about Tax and Rebate Scams
Unsolicited emails and telephone calls promising advance payments or verifying personal information are scams. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Social Security Administration (SSA) will not call or email you to verify tax or rebate information. Visit OnGuardOnline.gov to learn how to avoid becoming a victim of identity theft, phishing scams, and fraud.

Felony Defendants in Large Urban Counties, 2004
This Bureau of Justice Statistics bulletin presents data collected from a representative sample of felony cases filed in the nation's 75 largest counties during May 2004. Murder cases were tracked for up to 2 years and all other cases for 1 year to provide a complete overview of the processing of felony defendants from case filing to disposition and sentencing. Data highlight the demographic characteristics of felony defendants and types of arrest charges. (NCJ 221152)

Agency Abstract with links to full text report.  

American Indian Anti-Meth Campaign
The Office of National Drug Control Policy has partnered with Health and Human Services, the Department of Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Partnership for a Drug-Free America, and the National Congress of American Indians to launch the first ever anti-methamphetamine public service campaign targeted toward American Indian and Native Alaskan populations. The radio and print ads are available as free public service announcements to support anti-meth efforts in your community.