- Studieren hinter Gittern -Die Mörder sind die Fleißigsten (FAZJob.net, 09.06.2009)
- Counter-terrorism database goes live (UNODC, 10.06.2009)
- CDU diskutiert Ausweitung der Zensur auf “Killerspiele” (Netzpolitik.org, 11.06.2009)
- High school mixes algebra and homeland security (Los Angeles Times, 10.06.2009)
- Monday Map: The World Death Belt (Change.org – Criminal Justice Blog, 08.06.2009)
- 60 years after Orwell wrote 1984 and was destroyed by the book, a chilling reminder that his sinister vision is almost reality (Mail Online, 13.06.2009)
- Making Arrests in Domestic Violence Cases: What Police Should Know (PDF) (National Criminal Justice Reference Service, June 2009)
- Crime is central problem for 2010 World Cup (FourFourTwo, 09.06.2009)
- Wenn die Speikobra kreuzt (Der Tagesspiegel, 11.06.2009)
- San Francisco at Crossroads Over Immigration (New York Times, 12.06.2009)
- Behind Bars … Sort Of (New York Times – Magazine. 10.06.2009)
- Sicherheit statt Freiheit (Telepolis, 14.06.2009)
- 15 Shocking Tales of How Sex Laws Are Screwing the American People (AlterNet, 12.06.2009)
- How a Former Prisoner Took Down a Big Shot from the Private Prison Industry (and Cheney Pal) (Centre of Criminology Library Blog, 11.06.2009)
- Early education and crime (Grits for Breakfast, 12.06.2009)
- «Zu viel Polizei schürt die Gewalt» (Suedostschweiz.ch, 12.06.2009)
- U.S. Military Spending (Sociological Images, 12.06.2009)
- Frankreichs Verfassungsgericht verbietet “Three Strikes” (CTRL- Alles unter Kontrolle, 11.06.2009)
- G8 – Mafia, Illegale und Piraten: Erfolg des italienischen Modells (euro-police, 09.06.2009)
- „Respect“ and Violent Masculinity (The Grumpy Sociologist, 11.06.2009)
- Iran’s Presidential Election (The Big Picture, 12.06.2009)
- Pete Alcorn on the world in 2200 (Video on TED.com, Juni 2009)