2013-present. The Statistical Abstract of the U.S. includes brief statistics on almost every topic. The focus is on the U.S. but some international statistics are included. This is a great source to start with to find which agency or organization has collected more in-depth statistics.
Search USA.gov searches .gov, .mil, .us and selected other domains that include official local, regional, state and federal government agencies as well as quasi governmental agencies such as the Smithsonian. Search for official information from St. Louis City or other localities around the country.
Collects and compiles statistical information on crime, criminal justice, incarceration, and other related topics to provide statistics at the federal, state, and sometimes county levels. Part of the Department of Justice.
Service of the FBI, includes statistics from The National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS); Hate Crime Statistics; Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA); National Use-of-Force Data and more. Use the Crime Data Explorer to build statistical tables with data back to 1985.
The National Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD) is home to nearly 3,000 studies that cover a wide range of topics including: juvenile justice, gangs, hate crimes, terrorism, violence against women, homicide, white collar crime, recidivism, and more.
Criminal justice data compiled from over 100 sources and presented in tabular form. From the University at Albany, Hindelang Criminal Justice Research Center. No longer current, but provides easy access to statistical tables and citation information to find more updated numbers.
Includes statistics and reports collected by the Judiciary in the course of its work including, statistics on caseload, cases filed, wiretaps, FISA warrants, etc.
See the current year's Daily Crime and Fire Log and the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, both linked from SLU'sClery Act web page(https://www.slu.edu/about/safety/clery-information.php). Some access restricted to SLU.
Data from the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime. This office regularly updates statistical series on crime, criminal justice, drug trafficking and prices, drug production, and drug use with data generated from national statistical systems.
If you're looking for international information, this custom Google search engine searches across 100s of IGO websites. IGOs searched included in this search are: World Bank, United Nations, Arab Monetary Fund, African Development Bank Group, IMF, Organization of American States, World Trade Organization, European Union, World Tourism Organization and many more.
PolicyMap is a multi-disciplinary interactive online mapping and visualization too. See especially the "Quality of Life" data category for crime (property, violent, hate) and incarceration rates by income, race, and sex.
Saint Louis University is an institutional member of the ICPSR, a repository of data from research in many social science fields, including criminal justice. TheNational Archive of Criminal Justice Data (NACJD)(http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/NACJD/index.jsp) is one example. ICPSR data files are available to SLU students, faculty, and staff, and may be downloaded for research and teaching uses with a "MyData account" -- view theICPSR Helppage (https://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/ICPSR/help/).
