Criminal Justice
A New Anti-Violence Center Offers Scientific Solutions to Gun Violence
Crime Reduction
A New Anti-Violence Center Offers Scientific Solutions to Gun Violence
Amid Shifting Legal and Political Landscapes, a New Report Highlights the Latest Findings in Gun Policy Research
Criminal Justice
Amid Shifting Legal and Political Landscapes, a New Report Highlights the Latest Findings in Gun Policy Research
Q&A
Researchers Concerned with Findings of ‘De-prosecution’ Article in Peer-Reviewed Journal
Pretrial Justice
Researchers Concerned with Findings of ‘De-prosecution’ Article in Peer-Reviewed Journal
5 Things to Watch in Criminal Justice in 2023
Policing
5 Things to Watch in Criminal Justice in 2023
Look Ahead
5 Big Wins for Criminal Justice in 2022
Policing
5 Big Wins for Criminal Justice in 2022
2022 Year in Review
22 Stories of Change from 2022
Policing
22 Stories of Change from 2022
2022 Year in Review
Don't Get Mad About Guns — Get Funding for Research
Criminal Justice
Don’t Get Mad About Guns — Get Funding for Research
Foundation Leaders Call for Greater Philanthropic and Government Support for Gun Violence Research
Criminal Justice
Foundation Leaders Call for Greater Philanthropic and Government Support for Gun Violence Research
Policing
On Gun Policy, Judges and Policymakers Should Listen to Law Enforcement and Other Experts
Op-Ed
Armed with Years of Data, Researchers Will Analyze Prosecution Diversion Programs
Pretrial Justice
Armed with Years of Data, Researchers Will Analyze Prosecution Diversion Programs
Q&A
Criminal Justice Reform Fares Better Than Expected in the 2022 Elections
Pretrial Justice
Criminal Justice Reform Fares Better Than Expected in the 2022 Elections
Criminal Justice
How to Pursue Gun Safety Policy in a New Era of Uncertainty
Research Aims to Examine the Power of Prosecutors
Pretrial Justice
Research Aims to Examine the Power of Prosecutors
Q&A
In a Texas County, DA Brian Middleton Seeks ‘Justice and Humanity’
Pretrial Justice
In a Texas County, DA Brian Middleton Seeks ‘Justice and Humanity’
National Criminal Justice Leader Jeremy Travis to Step Down
Criminal Justice
National Criminal Justice Leader Jeremy Travis to Step Down
Part 2: Building an Infrastructure Toward Police Accountability
Policing
Part 2: Building an Infrastructure Toward Police Accountability
Part 1: Once an Outlier, New Jersey Is Making Inroads in Police Reform
Policing
Part 1: Once an Outlier, New Jersey Is Making Inroads in Police Reform
A Nationwide Campaign to End Juvenile Fines and Fees is Making Progress
Fines and Fees
A Nationwide Campaign to End Juvenile Fines and Fees is Making Progress
Many County Jails Don’t Provide Voting Access to People Detained: ‘It’s an Indictment of Our Criminal Justice System’
Pretrial Justice
Many County Jails Don’t Provide Voting Access to People Detained: ‘It’s an Indictment of Our Criminal Justice System’
Q&A
Illinois Prepares for Historic Abolition of Cash Bail
Pretrial Justice
Illinois Prepares for Historic Abolition of Cash Bail
Replacing 'Check-the-Box' Police Accountability
Policing
Replacing ‘Check-the-Box’ Police Accountability
Can 'Red Flag Laws' Make Communities Safer?
Criminal Justice
Can ‘Red Flag Laws’ Make Communities Safer?
Q&A
A Call for Research on Extreme Risk Protection Orders
Criminal Justice
A Call for Research on Extreme Risk Protection Orders
4 Takeaways from a Senate Hearing on Uncounted Deaths in America’s Prisons and Jails
Prisons
4 Takeaways from a Senate Hearing on Uncounted Deaths in America’s Prisons and Jails
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