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From the Ground Up: Promising criminal justice projects in the U.S. and the U.K.

This paper--a joint project of Policy Exchange and the Centre for Justice Innovation--summarizes the experiences of 10 innovative criminal justice...
From Chicago to Brooklyn: A Case Study in Program Replication

“From Chicago to Brooklyn” charts the course of a program’s efforts in Crown Heights, Brooklyn to replicate CeaseFire Chicago, an anti-gun violence...
Learning by Doing: What Demonstration Projects Can Teach Us About Innovation

Awarded the 2011 PASS Award, this comic-book guide that highlights the lessons to be learned from demonstration projects that seek to reform the...

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Violence Interrupters Help Prevent Gun Violence

An article from USA Today profiles the CeaseFire model of violence prevention, highlighting Save Our Streets Crown Heights.

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A new community court dedicated to the homeless at Bud Clark Commons opened Friday

The Oregonian covers the first session of the Bud Clark Commons Community Court, the first in the nation located in a homeless facility, and quotes the Center for Court Innovation's director of technical assistance, Julius Lang.

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New court connects homeless, services

The Portland Tribune profiles the first community court in a homeless facility. The Center for Court Innovation's director of technical assistance, Julius Lang, calls the court a possible next step in the evolution of community courts.

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May 17, 2012

Crime, Place, and the American City

Robert Sampson, a professor at Harvard, has written a book called Great American City that is the product of a decade-long study of the...
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May 18, 2012

YOUNG PEOPLE REPORTING: AN INTERVIEW WITH CHRIS WATLER

We're starting a series called "Young People Reporting" that will feature members of our youth programs talking to Center for Court Innovation staff...
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May 17, 2012

Harlem Reentry Graduates!

Please join us at the Harlem Community Justice Center to celebrate the 36 men and women who will be graduating from the Harlem Parole...
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