The Institute for Innovation in Prosecution at John Jay College
@iipjohnjay.bsky.social
We are a national research center based in John Jay College supporting prosecutors in implementing evidence-based strategies and effective criminal justice reform policies that center communities and advance public safety.
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Criminal Justice Reform Didn't Die on Nov. 5 | Opinion
A familiar narrative has emerged about local election results: the notion that voters have delivered a wholesale rejection of criminal justice reform and ended the era of prosecution reform.
www.newsweek.com
Our exec director @rachelrmarshall.bsky.social 's oped explores how prosecutorial reform is flourishing--despite the election.
"Whether or not they identify as "progressive," more prosecutors nationally are pushing for a more effective & more just legal system."
www.newsweek.com/criminal-jus...
"Whether or not they identify as "progressive," more prosecutors nationally are pushing for a more effective & more just legal system."
www.newsweek.com/criminal-jus...
Join us on December 11-12, for “Guns in the United States”, an engaging two-day virtual symposium that will explore the history of gun criminalization and innovative responses that reduce gun violence and promote public safety.
Be sure to register below!
Be sure to register below!
December 10, 2024 at 3:52 PM
Join us on December 11-12, for “Guns in the United States”, an engaging two-day virtual symposium that will explore the history of gun criminalization and innovative responses that reduce gun violence and promote public safety.
Be sure to register below!
Be sure to register below!
Our exec director @rachelrmarshall.bsky.social 's oped explores how prosecutorial reform is flourishing--despite the election.
"Whether or not they identify as "progressive," more prosecutors nationally are pushing for a more effective & more just legal system."
www.newsweek.com/criminal-jus...
"Whether or not they identify as "progressive," more prosecutors nationally are pushing for a more effective & more just legal system."
www.newsweek.com/criminal-jus...
Criminal Justice Reform Didn't Die on Nov. 5 | Opinion
A familiar narrative has emerged about local election results: the notion that voters have delivered a wholesale rejection of criminal justice reform and ended the era of prosecution reform.
www.newsweek.com
November 19, 2024 at 3:52 PM
Our exec director @rachelrmarshall.bsky.social 's oped explores how prosecutorial reform is flourishing--despite the election.
"Whether or not they identify as "progressive," more prosecutors nationally are pushing for a more effective & more just legal system."
www.newsweek.com/criminal-jus...
"Whether or not they identify as "progressive," more prosecutors nationally are pushing for a more effective & more just legal system."
www.newsweek.com/criminal-jus...