In a letter-to-the-editor in The New York Times, JPI's Jason Ziedenberg discusses what public "safety" means after years of falling crime rates and the persistence of troubling justice policies. Read more.
Liz Ryan, January 27, 2015
JPI in the News, Criminal Justice News—Here's a list of some must-reads for an attorney general who wants to make a difference in juvenile justice.
Nicolás Medina Mora, January 19, 2015
JPI in the News, Criminal Justice News—Michelle Esquenazi owns one of the largest bail bond agencies in New York state. BuzzFeed News explores her controversial line of work.
Gary Gately, January 22, 2015
JPI in the News, Criminal Justice News—A national juvenile justice campaign launched today with the ambitious goals of halving youth incarceration in 15 states over the next five years while expanding community-based alternatives for… Continue
George Joseph, January 19, 2015
JPI in the News, Criminal Justice News—In the wake of the Ferguson uprising, black students nationwide are indicting the state violence they face in American education everyday.
Antonia Cartwright, January 20, 2015
JPI in the News, Criminal Justice News—With youth crime rates and numbers of incarcerated youths declining , now is the ideal time to review how juvenile incarceration meets the needs of youths, their families and society.
Gary Gately, January 18, 2015
JPI in the News, Criminal Justice News—Youth involved in both the juvenile justice and child welfare systems have higher detention rates, behavioral health problems.
Larry Bratt, January 16, 2015
JPI in the News, Criminal Justice News—Larry Bratt discusses how Maryland can save millions in taxpayer dollars by paroling its ill & elderly prison population.