Criminal Justice Monitor

The CJM is an independent source of information for both the public and the state on crime, the criminal justice system, and public opinion. It is presently funded by USAID, the Ford Foundation, International Development Research Centre, Hanns Seidel Foundation, Open Society Foundation of South Africa, Embassy of the United States, Danish Embassy and British High Commission.

In this section you can find answers to your questions about crime and criminal justice, based on our analysis of the statistics provided by government, as well as other research.

Crime Analysis | Police | Courts | Corrections | Special Interest

The Crime and Justice Project at the ISS has divided the criminal justice information into the 4 main research areas of Crime, Police, Courts, & Corrections. Research that is cross-classified in nature is be cross-linked in the appropriate research area web pages.

In this section you can find answers to your questions about crime and criminal justice, based on our analysis of the statistics provided by government, as well as other research.

Crime Analysis | Police | Courts | Corrections | Special Interest

The Crime and Justice Project at the ISS has divided the criminal justice information into the 4 main research areas of Crime, Police, Courts, & Corrections. Research that is cross-classified in nature is be cross-linked in the appropriate research area web pages.