Dr. William Allan Kritsonis Editor-in-Chief NATIONAL FORUM JOURNALS (Founded 1983) Over 5,000 professors published. A group of national refereed periodicals.

1. National FORUM Journal of Criminal Justice Studies - Electronic
SUBMISSION PROCESS:
Electronic and Postal Submission Accepted
Via Email or Online Portal
williamkritsonis@yahoo.com or
www.nationalforum.com
CONTACT INFORMATION: REVIEW PROCESS:
William Allan Kritsonis, Editor-in-Chief Acceptance Rate:
National FORUM Journal of Criminal Justice Studies - 15%
Electronic
Invited Articles:
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17603 Bending Post Drive 11-20%
Houston, TX 77095 USA
Phone: 281-550-5700
Email: williamkritsonis@yahoo.com
Type of Review:
Website: www.nationalforum.com
Blind Review
External Reviewers:
3+
In-House Reviewers:
3+
Time to Review:
1-2 months
Reviewer’s Comments:

2. PUBLICATION INFORMATION: MANUSCRIPT SPECIFICATION:
Sponsor/Publisher: Manuscript Style:
National FORUM Society of Educators / National American Psychological Association
FORUM Journals
Manuscript Length:
Frequency of Issue: 6-15
Continuously On-Line
Copies Required:
Launch Date: Electronic Only, or 3
Printed:
Electronic: 2010 Reader:
Academics, Administrators, Attorneys, Criminal
ISSN: Justice, District Attorneys, Judges, Law Enforcement
Printed:
Electronic: 1044-2691
TOPICS:
Adult Career & Vocational; Higher Education; School Law; Urban Education, Cultural / Non-Traditional.

3. MANUSCRIPT GUIDELINES/COMMENTS:
Additional Topics. Attorneys; Criminal Justice Studies; Criminal Law; District Attorneys; Forensics; General Law; Judges; Law
Enforcement; Legal Studies; Prisons; State and Federal Agencies
Additional Readers. Legal Studies, Practitioners, Prisons, State and Federal Agencies
About the Journal
The National Forum Journal of Criminal Justice Studies invites submissions for manuscripts exclusively addressing issues on
crime, criminal justice systems, juvenile justice, delinquency, corrections, court systems, sentencing, and justice administration.
Manuscripts may be theoretical or empirical in nature. Quantitative and qualitative research approaches are welcome. The
NFJCJS does not limit the scope of research to criminal justice systems, but encompasses research in gender, class, and
race/ethnicity issues of both offenders and victims of crimes.
For detailed manuscript guidelines, visit the web site:
http://www.nationalforum.com/guidelines.htm