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After nearly six years, Crime & Justice News is expanding and moving to a new web site. As of today, CJN is based at TheCrimeReport.org, a site being launched with the Center for Media, Crime and Justice at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. CJN also will continue to be sent out by e-mail once daily on request. The CJN Archives of about 18,000 items also is now housed at TheCrimeReport.org.Beginning today, you can read CJN items as they are posted at the new site. The site includes many other features that should be useful to journalists, criminal justice practitioners, and members of the public interested in crime and justice. We have a comprehensive guide to reliable sources in the field that is easily searchable. There will be blog by CJN editor Ted Gest and other journalists, as well as entries on notable criminal justice research and a discussion forum on controversial topics. Please join us on our new site.

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