CRIMINAL JUSTICE & CRIMINOLOGY
CRIMINAL JUSTICE & CRIMINOLOGY
U.S. News & World Report ranks the Andrew Young School’s Criminal Justice & Criminology programs No. 22 in the nation.
Using Evidence to Integrate Justice Systems
CYBERSECURITY RESEARCH
RESEARCHERS DEVELOP EVIDENCE-BASED METHODS
“Companies spend a lot of money on cybersecurity, yet we can’t really say whether these tools or policies are making us more protected,” says David Maimon. “That’s because we lack solid evidence about their effectiveness at reducing the susceptibility of breaches from outsiders or insiders in organizations.”
FEATURED RESEARCH
LOOKING TO AMSTERDAM's “COFFEESHOPS” AS A MODEL
Policymakers struggling with how best to control marijuana and other drugs could learn lessons from the Netherlands, according to Georgia State University criminologist Scott Jacques.
“The blending of classroom experience with work experience made what the professors were teaching us crystal clear. It cemented in my mind the importance and responsibility of being a prosecutor, who is probably the most powerful person in the criminal justice system.”
– Judge Gregory Adams, Alumnus & Judge, DeKalb Country Superior Court