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Journal of Criminal Justice Education Volume 6, 1995 - Issue 2: Information Literacy: En Route to the Information Superhighway
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On-line criminal justice resources

Seth F. Jacobs National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics
Pages 259-280 | Published online: 18 Aug 2006

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David Fabianic. (2002) Online instruction and site assessment. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 13:1, pages 173-186.
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Steven Chermak & Alexander Weiss. (1999) Activity-based learning of statistics: Using practical applications to improve students' learning. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 10:2, pages 361-372.
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Stephen G. Dykehouse & Robert T. Sigler. (2000) Use of the World Wide Web, hyperlinks and managing the news by criminal justice agencies. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management 23:3, pages 318-338.
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