The Data Collaborative for Justice is pleased to publish this report, Tracking Suspensions in New York City Public Schools, 2006 to 2017. This report examines trends in the number and rate of suspensions from 2006-07 to 2016-17. Further, for the 2016-17 school year, this report assesses: (1) the use of multiple suspensions for individual students; (2) the […]
The Data Collaborative for Justice’s Director, Preeti Chauhan, is interviewed on The Capitol Pressroom about findings from our report, Trends in Marijuana Enforcement in New York State, 1990-2017.
The Albany Times Union uses data from our latest report on misdemeanor marijuana enforcement to discuss past trends and the potential for future legislation.
The Data Collaborative for Justice is pleased to publish, Trends in Marijuana Enforcement in New York State, 1990-2017, which examines trends in marijuana arrests in New York City, Upstate Cities, and the Rest of the State. This report examines trends in all misdemeanor marijuana arrests by penal law code, arrest rates for misdemeanor marijuana possession […]
Our recent report, Trends in Misdemeanor Arrests in New York, 1980-2017, is referenced in this article on falling crime rates in New York City.
Report from the NYC Comptroller’s Office on supporting an equitable cannabis industry. This report references our Trends in Arrests for Misdemeanor Charges, New York City, 1993-2016 report.
New York Law Journal article highlighting findings from the release of MJP’s latest report, Trends in Misdemeanor Arrests in New York, 1980 to 2017. The article focuses on the decline in misdemeanor arrests in New York while the racial differences remain steady.