Discussion Lists
Last Updated: comments?		Discussion lists or listservs permit a group of individuals to share e-mail so that a message sent to a list is distributed to all of the people on the list. Discussion lists are usually organized around a common interest. They can be open or closed, moderated or unmoderated. archived or non-archived. While anyone can join an open list, a closed list requires that one apply to the list owner for membership. A moderated list has a moderator who screens messages before posting them to the list for distribution to its members. Lists which have archives allow one to search for previous messages posted to the list. To find other lists besides the few listed below visit Inter-Links. There are several lists for individuals interested in the field of criminal justice. CJUST-L John Jay Law School of Law Library POLICE-L John Jay Law School of Law Library UNCJIN-L UN Criminal Justice Information Network FORENS-L CJUST-L This is an open, moderated ,and archived. list that focuses on all aspects on all aspects of criminal justice. 1. To subscribe, send an e-mail to: CJUST-L-REQUEST@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU 2. Send the message: SUB CJUST-L firstname lastname POLICE-L This is a closed, unmoderated, and non-archived list for sworn law enforcement officers.only. UNCJIN-L This is an open, unmoderated, and archived list set up to promote an international discussion of criminal justices issues. 1. To subscribe, send an e-mail to: LISTSERV@LSERV.UN.OR.AT 2. Send the message: SUBCRIBE UNCJIN-L firstname lastname FORENS-L This is an open, unmoderated, and non-archived list for academics, professionals, and students interested in forensic science. 1. To subscribe, send an e-mail to: POSTMASTER@ACC.FAU.EDU 2. Send the message: SUBCRIBE FORENS-L your name