Victim Services Assessment
The Victim Services Assessment (VSA) is intended for PSN teams interested in building a victim service response infrastructure, enhancing existing victim service programs/partnerships, and/or supplementing…
The Victim Services Assessment (VSA) is intended for PSN teams interested in building a victim service response infrastructure, enhancing existing victim service programs/partnerships, and/or supplementing…
In the past, most research involving substance use and crime has focused on substance use among perpetrators involved in the criminal justice system. Little research…
With the advent of what many call the #MeToo era, the topics of sexual assault and harassment have been at the forefront of many conversations…
Every year, 14,000-17,000 people are trafficked into the United States. Human trafficking is the third-largest international crime industry and black market in the country, generating…
Discussions about procedural justice often focus on procedural justice for defendants in the criminal justice system, and specifically on the constitutional amendments that award defendants…
Homicide is defined by the FBI as the willful killing of one human being by another and encompasses both murder and non-negligent manslaughter. According to…
While exact numbers may be hard to authenticate, many research studies over the years have concluded that individuals with mental illnesses and/or disabilities experience crime…
Intimate partner violence (IPV) and domestic violence are often used interchangeably, but the unique challenges associated with IPV require special considerations. In 2017 nearly 1…
This training provides attendees with an in-depth understanding of domestic violence and the resulting trauma it places on victims and their families. It includes data…
Victim advocates and law enforcement officers play a critical role in establishing and maintaining victim engagement and cooperation throughout the criminal justice process. Law enforcement…