Resources, Reports, Tools, Lists, and Full Text Documents
Recidivism–United States–Statistics
Source: USSC
+ The predictive power of criminal history guidelines
+ Recidivism rates among federal offenders with little or no criminal history
See Also: 2002 Sourcebook of Federal Sentencing Statistics
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Hospitals–Lists and Rankings
Source: Hospitals and Health Networks
The 100 Most Wired Hospitals
+ List in Alphabetical Order
+ The Most Wireless
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Copyright–United States
Source: Copyright Clearance Center
A Practical Guide to Copyright Compliance for Business Professionals
From press release: “The Guide to Copyright Compliance was developed specifically for business professionals who frequently use copyright-protected materials in their day-to-day activities, and provides helpful information about the legal issues related to photocopying, e-mailing and Web-posting text materials. The online resource was designed as an interactive reference tool to make it easy for employees to find the information and resources they need to reduce their company’s risk of copyright infringement.” Free registration required to access resource.
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Art–United Kingdom
Holocaust
Source: National Museum Directors’ Conference
Spoliation of works of art during the Holocaust and World War II period
From the site, “…to assist with the worldwide search for works of art that may have been wrongly taken during the Holocaust and World War II. It includes reports on the research being undertaken by the UK’s national museums and 23 leading local authority and university museums, and a searchable database of works of art with uncertain provenance. In publishing this information, we aim to advertise as widely as possible the details of specific works of art, the whereabouts and ownership of which cannot with confidence by specified for the years 1933-1945.” More about a recent update to the site via a ManagingInformation.com article.

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