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The Justice Center at
the University of Alaska Anchorage has contributed to the development
of justice administration in Alaska through research, education
and community service since 1975. The Justice Center recognizes
a mission to promote understanding of the justice system throughout
both rural and urban Alaska.
The Justice Center addresses its
mission in a variety of ways. Justice Center staff conduct research
in the areas of crime, law, law enforcement, and the administration
of both civil and criminal justice. The theoretical research
of the Justice Center contributes to the development of the UAA
academic curriculum and also serves as the underpinning for Justice
Center work in community education and public service. Since
its inception, the Justice Center has also been particularly
committed to research on cross–cultural issues as a means for
improving Alaska justice administration and for broadening educational
opportunities for the Alaska Native community.
The Justice Center includes the Alaska Justice Statistical Analysis
Center (SAC), a program funded by the Bureau
of Justice Statistics, U.S. Department of Justice, which
makes the results of national research on justice issues available
to the Alaska community.
Justice
Center products include books, papers, reports to public
agencies, and television and radio documentaries. Justice Center
staff provide legislators and other public officials with assistance
in the organization and preparation of materials for public policy
formulation. In addition, Center–sponsored conferences and a
quarterly publication, the Alaska
Justice Forum, permit the exchange of ideas in the justice
field.
For further information about Justice Center research, please contact:
Justice Center
University of Alaska Anchorage
3211 Providence Drive
Anchorage, AK 99508
(907) 786–1810; (907) 786–7777 fax
email: ayjust@uaa.alaska.edu |
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Current and Ongoing Projects
Completed Projects
Partial listing
- Alaska Criminal Statute Cross–Reference
Guide (JC 9017). Allan R. Barnes. Alaska Justice Statistical Analysis
Unit. 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996.
- Alaska Department of Public Safety
Project (JC 9506). John E. Angell. Alaska Department of Public Safety.
1995.
- Alaska Methamphetamine Education Project Evaluation (JC 0904). Marny Rivera. Municipality of Anchorage. 2009.
- Alaska Native Justice Center Partnership (JC 9501.03). Robert H. Langworthy. Through a gift from Cook Inlet Region,
Inc. 1998–1999.
- Alaska Native Technical and Resource
Center (ANTARC) (JC 9915). Robert H. Langworthy, Lisa Rieger, Darryl
Wood, Michael Jennings. Bureau of Justice Assistance. 1998–2000.
- Alaska Natives: Careers in Corrections.
(JC 9501.05). John Riley. Through a gift from Cook Inlet Region, Inc.
1998–1999.
- Alaska Offender–Based Transaction
Statistics (OBTS) (JC 8620, 8716, 8805, 8921, 9111). Allan R. Barnes.
Annually 1986–1995.
- Alaska Rural Justice (JC 0510). Antonia Moras. 2004–2006.
- Alaska State Victim Assistant Academy Needs Assessment Survey (JC 0907). André Rosay. Victims for Justice. 2009.
- Analysis of Citizen Opinions Concerning
the North Slope Borough Department of Public Safety (NSBDPS) (JC
9406). John E. Angell. North Slope Department of Public Safety. 1993.
- Analysis of Data for an Evaluation of Court Processing of CINA Cases
(JC 0309). N.E. Schafer. Alaska Court System. 2002.
- Anchorage Adult Criminal Victimization
Survey (JC 0109). N.E. Schafer and Matthew Giblin. Bureau of Justice
Statistics. 2000–2002.
- Anchorage Community Survey 2005 (JC 0508.01). Robert H. Langworthy and Brad A. Myrstol. Justice Center,
University of Alaska Anchorage. 2004–2005.
- Anchorage Community Survey 2007 (JC 0508.02). Shel Llee Flexman–Evans. Justice Center,
University of Alaska Anchorage. 2006–2009.
- Anchorage Wellness Court
Evaluation (JC 0404). Robert H. Langworthy, Alan R. McKelvie, Ronald Everett.
National Institute of Justice. 2003–2007.
- Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring
(ADAM) Project (JC 0001). Robert H. Langworthy. National Institute
of Justice; Abt Associates. 1999–2003.
- Assessment of CANS. (JC 0006).
N.E. Schafer, Matthew Giblin. Anchorage Police Department, Alaska Division of Juvenile
Justice. 2000.
- Assessing the External Validity of Anchorage ADAM Data: Third Quarter
2000 – Second Quarter 2002 (JC 0310). Robert H. Langworthy. National
Institute of Justice. 2002.
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- Fairview Street Redesign and Crime: An Evaluation (JC 0212). Allan
R. Barnes. University of Alaska Anchorage. 2002.
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- Judicial Candidates Evaluation Surveys (JC 9005). Robert H. Langworthy. Alaska Judicial Council. As judicial
vacancies occur.
- Judicial Retention Election Surveys (JC 9213, 9410, 9612, 9819, 0021). Robert H. Langworthy. Alaska Judicial
Council. 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000.
- Justice Data Base Directory (JC 8725, 8810, 9009, 9112, 9303). Antonia Moras. 1988, 1989, 1990,
1991, 1992.
- Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Jail Monitoring [project] (JC 8906,
9004, 9106, 9119, 9229, 9420, 9503, 9611, 9701, 9802, 9909, 0002,
0108, 0206). N.E. Schafer. Alaska Division of Family and Youth
Services (FY 1989–1999), Alaska Division of Juvenile Justice
(FY 2000–2001). Annual 1987–2001.
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