This web page provides a link to the Maricopa County Justice System Activities Reports. These reports are a cooperative effort of the justice and law enforcement agencies of Maricopa County, which includes the Adult Probation Department, the Clerk of the Court, Correctional Health Services, Constables, the County Attorney's Office, Indigent Representation, the Justice Courts, Juvenile Probation and Detention, the Sheriff's Office, and the Superior Court. The purpose of the Activities Report is to provide citizens, policy makers, and staff with collective information on the magnitude of the workload handled by the Maricopa County justice system. However this is just a snapshot; each individual department will have much more information on their role in the justice system. Please feel free to either contact the representative listed in that section of the report, or click on that particular department from the main County page.
In addition to the Activities reports, Justice Systems Planning and Information also supports the Arizona Arrestee Reporting and Information Network (AARIN), which is operated by researchers from Arizona State University’s Center for Violence Prevention and Community Safety. AARIN is modeled after the National Institute of Justice's (NIJ) ADAM program. Based upon the proven research model employed by NIJ, the AARIN program provides a cost effective means for an early monitoring and warning system pertaining to drug usage of offenders in Arizona. The purpose of the project is to provide meaningful information to Arizonan researchers and policy makers in assessing the impact of substance abuse upon criminal and juvenile justice systems. For more information on AARIN and to access the reports please visit the following website:
For general information regarding these reports, please contact Amy Rex, Criminal Justice Project Manager, at 602-506-1310