Office of Justice Programs

Through comprehensive coordination work at the federal, state and local levels, OJP's Juvenile Justice and Crime Prevention Office (OJJDP) is aiming to reduce juvenile crime and violence. Through research and programming, OJJDP supports prevention and early intervention programs that revolutionize young people and their communities and strengthen the juvenile justice system across the country. Other OJP components, such as the Judicial Assistance Department, the National Department of Justice, Crime Victims Department, etc., also provide programming and research support for outreach activities for young people and their families.

Please visit the following website to learn about opportunities for financing related to juvenile justice provided by OJP Bureau and other sources of federal funding.

For more information on opportunities and archive request access, please refer to the OJP Open Solicitations page.

Juvenile Judicial Crime Prevention Bureau (OJJDP): National Training Technology Support Center (NTTAC)

This project is supported by the Department of Justice Department's Justice Department of the US Justice Department. The Judicial Program Secretary General coordinates the activities of the Secretariat with the Secretariat of the Judicial Dissertation Agency, the Judicial Statistics Bureau, the National Justice Department, the Juvenile Justice and Crime Prevention Bureau, and the Office of Crime Victims. Opinions expressed in this document do not necessarily represent the official views or policies of this institution.

The project was funded with format 2007 - JL - FX - 0007 issued by the Justice Department of Justice Department of the US Department of Justice and the Criminal Affairs Bureau of Justice Department. The views or opinions contained in this document or procedure are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policy of the US Justice Department or the National Juvenile Family Court Judge Committee.

The National Justice Research Institute is an integral part of the Judicial Support Bureau, the Judicial Statistics Bureau, the Crime Victim Office, the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Bureau, and the Judicial Planning Bureau, which includes sex offenders, surveillance, arrest, registration and tracking. Officer Corrector's Responsibility Criminal Officer (CO) plays an important role in the wider prison system as its mission is to ensure that their facilities function effectively. As a front-line station of prison institutions (Lipsky, 2010), CO is responsible for the supervision of prisoners' activities, the implementation of rules and regulations, the provision of social services to criminals, and perhaps the maintenance of the most important order Owing (Crawley, 2004, Kaufman, 1989).