Home Introduction To The NIC Information Center Video Download this video Download the transcript Created:June 17, 2026 Updated:June 22, 2026 ...

Home Resources Information Center Veteran Intercepts In The Criminal Justice System: Minimizing Collateral Consequences For Veterans In The Criminal Justice System With Deflection, Diversion, and ...

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) and the National Institute of Corrections (NIC) are pleased to announce the selection of Patrick Mirandy as the new NIC Director. Mr. Mirandy officially began his ...

Everything APPA does is aimed at reducing recidivism to keep our communities safe. That means strengthening the role of the community corrections industry. Our work is supported by thousands of ...

NIC hosts strategic dialogue focused on emerging trends, critical concerns, evolving needs, and future opportunities within the field of community corrections.

Home Resources Information Center Search NIC Resources CJCC Essential Elements: A Companion To The National Standards For Criminal Justice Coordinating Councils The CJCC Essential Elements document is ...

The Office of Sheriff is distinguished from other law enforcement agencies by having direct accountability to the citizens it serves. The Office of Sheriff is multifaceted and can include a ...

This meeting is an opportunity to join other NSI Leadership grads to tackle the unique challenges of the Office of Sheriff. Attendees will be able to build their network of peer contacts, enhance ...

NIC offers online training, in-person training and partnership training programs both for individuals and/or organizations. Search our NIC Training Programs to learn what programs NIC is currently ...

Length of Incarceration and Recidivism is the seventh publication in the United States Sentencing Commission’s recent series on recidivism. This study examines the relationship between length of ...

ICPA is an innovative, learning platform which enhances international and inter-agency co-operation. We actively promote policies and standards for humane and effective correctional policies and ...

The evidence is clear that prisoners tend to be undereducated and underemployed. What if US prison systems placed a greater emphasis on improving educational and employment outcomes for prisoners?