Including the Data Collaborative for Justice, a coalition of organizations convened by the Campaign to Close Rikers produced a research and policy report spotlighting the indispensable role of
New York City’s response to crime and violence stands at a pivotal moment. After decades of declining crime and a shrinking criminal legal system, recent
This report examines how New York’s 2020 discovery reform law has been implemented across New York City, the four downstate suburban counties (Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester,
While it is well-established that a substantial portion of people in NYC jails are designated for mental health services, less is known about when during
New York City is at a pivotal moment. After decades of declining crime and a shrinking criminal legal system, recent years have brought major reforms,
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NYC is at a crossroads. After years of reform, questions remain about fairness, safety & enforcement.
Catch up on our webinar where experts discuss key trends in NYC’s criminal legal system.
📺 Recording now available:
Continue the conversation in person at John Jay College, May 13–14! A two-day convening on the future of justice in NYC.
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🔈Just released! Justice at a Crossroads in NYC -- Two new reports offer a comprehensive look at NYC’s shifting criminal justice landscape, examining enforcement trends & crime victimization data.
📖 Read the full reports & executive summary: https://datacollaborativeforjustice.org/work/policing/justice-at-a-crossroads/
To help contextualise the findings from this research, we invite you to join us for a webinar TODAY, May 6, at 12PM ET.
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To continue the conversation, join us for a two-day in-person convening on May 13-14 at John Jay College.
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Our latest report indicates discovery reform in most of the state has had almost no effect on the number of cases dismissed, except in NYC, where dismissals for certain categories spiked since the law took effect. @Gothamist @samanthaellimax
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4 charts that explain how discovery reform has affected New York’s criminal cases
https://gothamist.com/news/4-charts-that-explain-how-discovery-reform-has-affected-new-yorks-criminal-cases
NEW RESEARCH: Has discovery reform led to more dismissals in New York? Not for indicted felonies—speedy trial dismissals remained <1% in all State regions from 2019-2024. But in NYC, misdemeanor dismissals rose from 9% to 49%. How else does NYC differ?
📌https://datacollaborativeforjustice.org/work/case-processing/discovery-reform-in-new-york-what-can-the-data-tell-us/
Public Safety in NYC is at a Crossroads. After our May 6 webinar, experts & community members will convene in-person at the NYC at a Crossroads event on May 13th & 14th to address the most pressing safety and justice issues impacting New Yorkers today.
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📢UPCOMING WEBINAR: Justice in New York City is at a crossroads. Our new research lays the foundation for where we should go from here.
Tune in on Tuesday, May 6, 12PM ET as experts from DCJ & @UMDCriminology break it all down.
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📢UPCOMING WEBINAR: Justice in New York City is at a crossroads. Our new research lays the foundation for where we should go from here.
Tune in on Tuesday, May 6, 12PM ET as experts from DCJ & @UMDCriminology break it all down.
➡️Register here:
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