Crime and Justice

Crime and Justice – A Review of Research, founded by Michael Tonry and the late Norval Morris in 1977, is a refereed hardcover journal specializing in publication of review essays on topical research or policy subjects relating to crime and criminal justice.

Published by the University of Chicago Press, it is among the world's most frequently cited journals in its field. In 2005, ISI Social Science Citations Index reported that Crime and Justice had the greatest impact of any criminal law, criminology, or criminal justice journals. Its contents are multidisciplinary, ranging from psychoneurology and operations research through economics, psychology, and sociology to law, philosophy, and history. Information on the 37 volumes printed to date may be found at the Crime and Justice website maintained by the University of Chicago Press at http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/CJ/home.html.