• 09.12.2018

  Bulletin Reports: School Crime and Safety

  Drawn from several sources of data, this publication offers the perspectives of students, teachers, and principals.

• 12.14.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Analysis of Violent Radicalization

  A study compares behavioral variables across and between lone-actor terrorists and solo mass murderers.

• 11.15.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Reducing Prostitution and Sex Trafficking

  The National Institute of Justice funded a project that provides an overview of initiatives targeting the demand for commercial sex.

• 10.23.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Using Protective Orders to Reduce Domestic Violence

  A study regarding the use of protective orders in reducing domestic violence.

• 09.27.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Federal Justice Statistics, 2013-2014

  This report, published March 2017, describes the annual activity, workload, and outcomes of the federal criminal justice system from arrest to imprisonment.

• 08.14.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Police Response to Domestic Violence, 2006-2015

  Released in May 2017, this report indicates that police were notified in 56 percent of the approximately 1.3 million nonfatal domestic violence occurrences each year between 2006 and 2015.

• 07.13.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Novel Recreational Drugs

  Designer drugs, which contain a variety of unconstrained psychoactive elements, have emerged as typical on the illicit drug market.

• 06.13.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Understanding Cyberbullying

  Research conducted into cyberbullying helped to better describe the problem and develop an evidence-driven definition.

• 05.10.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Prison Mortality Rates

  In 2014 the Deaths in Custody Reporting Program (DCRP) recorded 3,927 inmate deaths—a 1 percent increase from 3,879 in 2013—in state and federal prisons in the United States.

• 04.11.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Probation and Parole

  At the end of 2015, an estimated 4.65 million adults were on probation, parole, or another form of post-prison supervision, the lowest number of adults under community supervision since 2000.

• 03.09.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Arrest-Related Deaths

  The Bureau of Justice Statistics implemented the Arrest-Related Deaths (ARD) program in 2003 to fulfill the data collection requirement of the Death in Custody Reporting Act of 2000. ARD captures the number of individuals who died during the process of arrest or while in custody of state or local law enforcement professionals in the United States.

• 01.18.2017

  Bulletin Reports

• 01.11.2017

  Bulletin Reports: Prison Mortality

  This report presents national and state-level data on the number of inmate deaths that occurred in local jails and state prisons, the distribution of deaths across jails, and the aggregate count of deaths in federal prisons.

• 11.09.2016

  Bulletin Reports: Background Checks for Firearm Transfers

  The 2012 statistical tables released as part of this series describe background checks for firearm transfers and provide information regarding the estimated number of firearms applications and denials since the inception of the Brady Act in 1994 through 2012.

• 09.09.2016

  Bulletin Reports: Incarcerated Veterans

  This report provides rates of veterans in state and federal prisons and local jails during this period. It describes incarcerated veterans by demographics, military characteristics, and disability and mental health status.

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