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Linking Administrative Data from the BJS’ Federal Justice Statistics Program
Fri, Nov 21, 3:30 to 4:50pm, Marriott, Golden Gate - Salon A, B2 LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
The Bureau of Justice Statistics' Federal Justice Statistics Program (FJSP) collects administrative data from six federal justice agencies to describe the federal criminal case process. Using data from the FJSP, the researchers in this session report on the latest advances in linking these data files to adddress topics ranging from offender-specific experiences in the justice process, white-collar offending, the federal response to crime in Indian Country, and case processing time.
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Individual Presentations
Administrative Data that Describe Experiences with the Federal Criminal Justice System - Ryan Kling, Abt Associates, Inc.; Christina Dyous, Abt Associates, Inc.; Jeremy Luallen, Abt Associates, Inc.; Bill Rhodes, Abt Associates, Inc.
Building a Data Series on Federal White Collar Offenses: Challenges and Opportunities - Sally S. Simpson, University of Maryland; Peter Cleary Yeager, Boston University; Justin Bernstein, University of Maryland; Megan Eileen Collins, University of Maryland; Miranda A. Galvin, University of Maryland, College Park
The Processing Time of Criminal Cases in the Federal Justice System - KiDeuk Kim, Urban Institute; Bryce Elling Peterson, Urban Institute
Using Federal Linked Data to Identify and Analyze Indian Country Offender across Stages of the Federal Criminal Justice System - Debbie Mayer, Urban Institute; William Adams, Urban Institute