Web Apps
Adult Redeploy Illinois (ARI) is housed at the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA), the state’s lead agency for justice system funding and research. ICJIA launched the Research Hub which provides a host of resources (publications, continuums, dashboards, datasets) to support data-driven decision-making for improved outcomes, including the web applications below. These apps are helpful to ARI sites in developing and implementing their local diversion programs and staying abreast of the latest research about community corrections, treatment in the justice systems, crime trends, and victimization.
By ICJIA R&A staff
November 18, 2024
Public Act 101-0024 ensured the permanent collection of Illinois traffic and pedestrian stop data by police departments. Each year, police departments submit their data to the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT). Per a Data Sharing Agreement, IDOT shares this data with ICJIA on an annual basis.
The purpose of this dashboard is to visualize Illinois traffic stop information. This dashboard contains Illinois traffic stop data from the year data collection began, 2004, to the most recent year of data we have received from IDOT—please refer to the “last updated” date. The information contained in this dashboard represents what was reported by the police officer as occurring during the stop. The dashboard can be filtered by different demographics—gender, race, age—as well as year, county, and police agency. Users can also view information about the stop itself, such as the day, time, and police shift it occurred, the reason for stop and result of stop, as well as if a search was conducted and contraband was found.
By ICJIA R&A staff
July 05, 2024
An interactive dashboard for reviewing trends for Illinois Death in Custody Reports
By ICJIA R&A staff
June 29, 2022
Arrest Explorer provides a summary view of arrests recorded in the Illinois State Police's Criminal History Record Information Database
By ICJIA R&A staff
June 28, 2022
Parole Explorer allows reviewing parole population datasets from IDOC.
By ICJIA R&A staff
November 01, 2021
This visualization presents notable changes in the statewide violent crime rate, comparisons between recent and long-term violent crime rates, violent crime by type, and homicide-specific breakdowns. Click through the story pages to view featured points in the data. At the conclusion, the data are available for viewers to explore independently.
By ICJIA R&A staff
August 31, 2021
The Illinois Arrests for Drugs dashboard allows users to explore the types of drug offenses for which individuals are arrested and the locations in which different types of drug arrests occur in Illinois.
By ICJIA R&A staff
November 15, 2019
Uniform Crime Report (UCR) Index Offense Explorer offers an interactive interface to the Crime in Illinois Annual Uniform Crime Report Index Offense data (1982-2018) originally published by Illinois State Police.
By ICJIA R&A staff
April 23, 2019
An interactive article on mental health disorders (MHDs) and relevant evidence-informed practices in the criminal justice system.
By ICJIA R&A staff
April 16, 2019
An interactive article on evidence-informed practices for individuals with substance use disorders (SUDs) and related offending in the criminal justice system.
By ICJIA R&A staff
October 11, 2018
The Prison Admissions for Drug Offenses dashboard allows users to explore data on prison admissions for drug offenses, including characteristics of those admitted for each type of drug offense.
By ICJIA R&A staff
May 21, 2018
This interactive data dashboard illustrates opioid prescribing practices in Illinois between 2008 and 2016 and drug overdose deaths from 2013 to 2016.
By ICJIA R&A staff
October 01, 2014
The Criminal History and Recidivism Tool provides information on the patterns of prior criminal history of various cohorts of persons sentenced to prison in Illinois, and their long-term recidivism rates upon release. Tables and charts display several types of information: demographic information on the selected group of interest; the number and types of prior arrests, convictions, probation and prison sentences; and post-release recidivism rates based on multiple types of criminal justice events and demographic categories.