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  • CJC Professor Receives $500,000 Gift from Microsoft

    CJC Professor, Don Stemen, received a gift for $500,000 from the Microsoft Justice Reform Initiative to launch the Maryland Prosecutorial Performance Indicators Project.
  • CJC Faculty Receive $1.7 million to study bail reform.

    CJC Professor David Olson and Associate Professor Don Stemen received grants from the National Institute of Justice, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, and Arnold Ventures to study bond court reform in Illinois.
  • CJC Associate Professor Receives $880,000 Gift from Microsoft

    CJC Associate Professor and Chairperson, Don Stemen, received a gift for $880,000 from the Microsoft Justice Reform Initiative to launch the Colorado Prosecutorial Performance Indicators Project.
  • CJC Faculty Appointed to the Illinois Supreme Court Advisory Committee

    The chief justice of the Illinois Supreme Court recently appointed CJC professors Don Stemen and David Olson to subcommittees of the Illinois Supreme Court Pretrial Commission.
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  • Appointed to serve as a member of the ICJIA

    Dr. David Olson was appointed to serve as a member of the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA).
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  • Pimps Hide in Plain Sight in Corporate America's Boys' Club

    Dr. Loretta Stalans and collaborator, Mary Finn, published an OpEd in the Huffington Post on their research with college-educated pimps who hold legitimate jobs.
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  • Organized Crime: Causes and Consequences

    Loyola's Criminal Justice and Criminology Professor Robert M. Lombardo PhD recently published (2019) a sixteen-chapter edited volume titled: Organized Crime: Causes and Consequences.
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  • CPD Citizen Academy

    Dr. Chris Donner attends the Chicago Police Department’s Citizen Academy
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  • Dr. Olson recognized with ICJIA's Lifetime Service Award

    Dr. David Olson, Professor, honored with first annual Candice Kane Lifetime Service Award by the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA).
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  • Photo Gallery

    CJC Students and Faculty Step Up to Give Hope to Former Inmates

    Loyola students and faculty working with participants at the Summit of Hope, an annual event that provides community services and support to encourage parolees and probationers who are re-entering society to remain crime-free.