Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

Ronald D. Hunter

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Abstract The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences is one of two professional associations available to students, practitioners, and criminal justice/criminology scholars within the United States. Its lineage may be traced to the beginnings of American criminal justice/criminology as a scholarly discipline. This article provides an account of the history, purpose, and functions of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.

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