Crime and Justice Atlas

How Justice Is Served
Criminology, forensics and the justice record

Every case, one connected map of justice.

Crime and Justice Atlas is a cross-referenced encyclopedia of criminology and criminal justice, from landmark cases and forensic disciplines to the theorists and institutions that shaped how societies investigate and respond to crime. Search any case and follow its threads through the theory, the discipline and the reform it changed.

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Criminologists and Reformers

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Adolphe Quetelet
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Albert K. Cohen
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Albert S. Osborn
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Alec Jeffreys
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Alexander Maconochie
2 links
Allan Pinkerton
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Alphonse Bertillon
1 link
August Vollmer
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Barbara Rae-Venter
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Barry C. Scheck
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Bernard Spilsbury
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Calvin Goddard
2 links
Cesare Beccaria
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Cesare Lombroso
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Charles Rowan
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Clifford R. Shaw
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David Matza
2 links
Donald Cressey
2 links
Edmond Locard
5 links
Edward Henry
2 links
Edwin Sutherland
4 links
Elizabeth Fry
1 link
Emile Durkheim
2 links
Eugene Francois Vidocq
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Frances Gertrude McGill
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Francis Galton
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Frederick Abberline
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Gresham Sykes
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H. Norman Schwarzkopf Sr.
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Hans Gross
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Henry D. McKay
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Henry Fielding
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Howard S. Becker
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J. Edgar Hoover
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James Q. Wilson
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Jeremy Bentham
3 links
Jock Young
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Johannes Schober
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John Augustus
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John E. Douglas
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John H. Laub
3 links
John Howard
1 link
John Lea
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Juan Vucetich
3 links
Kate Warne
2 links
Lawrence E. Cohen
2 links
Marcus Felson
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Meda Chesney-Lind
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Michael R. Gottfredson
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Patricia L. Brantingham
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Paul J. Brantingham
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Paul L. Kirk
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Peter J. Neufeld
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Pierre Allard
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Ralph Gun Hoy Siu
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Richard Quinney
2 links
Robert Agnew
2 links
Robert D. Keppel
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Robert J. Sampson
3 links
Robert K. Merton
2 links
Robert Peel
2 links
Robert Ressler
5 links
Ronald L. Akers
2 links
Ronald V. Clarke
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Stanley W. Finch
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Travis Hirschi
3 links
Walter C. Reckless
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William Bratton
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