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- See also:
Justice research > Federal justice research
Research organizations
- Alaska Judicial Council. The Alaska Judicial Council is an independent state agency in the judicial branch of government; established by the Alaska Constitution, Article IV, Section 8 with a constitutional role in the selection of new judges, the evaluation and retention of current judges, and research into the administration of justice. See also Alaska judicial retention & selection.
- Alaska Justice Statistical Analysis Center. Part of the Justice Center, the SAU acts as a clearinghouse for justice-related information, including federal documents from U.S. Department of Justice agencies and by conducting research on justice issues relevant to Alaska.
- Justice Center Research. The Justice Center has contributed to the development of justice administration in Alaska through research, education and community service since 1975. Justice Center products include books, papers, reports to public agencies, and television and radio documentaries. The Justice Center's quarterly publication, the Alaska Justice Forum, permits the exchange of ideas in the justice field.