Organization
The Vermont Center for Justice Research was established in 1987 by Executive Order as Vermont’s Statistical Analysis Center to collect and analyze criminal and juvenile justice information and provide technical assistance to state and local criminal justice agencies.
The Center is currently being managed by the Norwich Studies and Analysis Institute, a non-profit research institution located in Northfield, Vermont.
The Center’s experience, technical expertise, resources, and reputation for impartial analysis have established the organization as a leader in criminal justice policy, planning, and evaluation projects.
Crime Byte
Crime Byte
Crime Byte
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The Center’s staff of criminologists, attorneys, statisticians, and analysts, many of whom also serve on the faculty of Norwich University, enable the Center to provide advanced technical assistance to Vermont criminal justice agencies, the legislature, researchers, the media, and the public.
To learn more about state Statistical Analysis Centers (SACs) and the Justice Research and Statistics Association (JRSA), click here.
To learn more about state Statistical Analysis Centers (SACs) and the Justice Research and Statistics Association (JRSA), click here.