01-16-2013 Criminal Justice Review is published by Sage in association with the Georgia State University College of Health and Human Sciences. It is a quarterly, peer-reviewed publication that is "dedicated to presenting a broad perspective on criminal justice issues within the domestic United States." The journal publishes quantitative and qualitative research, research notes, and commentary, and encourages contributors who take an interdisciplinary approach. Each issue contains five to seven articles and a hefty book review section, frequently containing ten or more reviews. There are occasional special issues;b1the most recent covered problem-solving courts, such as immigration, drug, and juvenile courts. This journal would be a good choice for academic libraries with criminal justice departments, and may also be of interest to faculty and students in political science. It is available in print and online from Sage at http://0-cjr.sagepub.com. The online archive goes back to the first issue in 1976. (Metcalf, Susan)