New Database: A New Way to Look at Terrorism Enforcement with Map and Visualization Tools

Visualization: A New Way to Look at Terrorism Enforcement

A special new TRAC terrorism page features a unique national map displaying the location of recent federal convictions for all individuals who have been categorized by the Justice Department as spies or terrorists, or those whose prosecution the government thought might prevent or disrupt potential or actual terrorist threats. Click on one of the many visible locations — such as Atlanta or Seattle or Gulfport, Florida — to get a list of convictions so far in the current fiscal year of people who either (1) are from that city or (2) were convicted in that federal district or branch. You may then click on the list for a detailed report on each of the defendants. In addition to the map, you will also find easy links to other TRAC features. One set of links gives quick, free access to very timely month-by-month reports on terrorism prosecutions and convictions for the last five years. Also available from the page are links to a free series of more extensive reports that TRAC has posted on terrorism enforcement.

Source: Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse / Syracuse University

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