Criminal Justice Resources   Tags: corrections, crime, criminal justice, policing  

Many of the UC Libraries and OhioLINK resources -- e.g., electronic databases, e-journals, e-books -- will require your authentication.  UC Libraries provides two options for authentication: the proxy server and the VPN service.  Both services will require your central login information.

• Proxy server  --  all of the licensed resources available through this portal "automatically" invoke the proxy server.  There is no need for you to "link" to the proxy server; it will occur automatically.
• VPN Network -- VPN access provides a 4 hour secure session enabling multiple logins to remote resources, including resources from non-psychology UC Libraries pages, e.g. OhioLINK resources, RefWorks, etc. 
• NOTE: After you log in with your central login information, be sure to click on the [Start] button to connect to the VPN network. After connecting to the VPN network, you may now connect to any UC Libraries or OhioLINK resources.

Welcome to the University of Cincinnati Libraries' criminal justice resources portal.  The purpose of this portal is to connect UC students, faculty and staff with the resources (electronic or print) they may require to complete course assignments, conduct research or advance their career. 

How to use the Criminal Justice Portal

Click on the category tabs above to access or identify resources or use the Search box above to enter keywords for your topic or resource need.

 Announcements

New Book lists added for January and February.  See the "Books" tab above, and click on the month you wish to review.  (3/12/2012)

The Criminal Justice subject guide currently linked from the UC Libraries Web page will coexist with this new CampusGuides Criminal Justice subject guide until February 9th (Thursday) of 2012.  At that time the new CampusGuide Criminal Justice subject guide will replace the old guide.  Please respond to the following 7 question survey to inform us of ways we can improve the guide to facilitate your course related or research needs. (2/1/2012)