
Flagging for Mental Health Needs in New York City Jails: Prevalence and Timing
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
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
At the end of March 2025, the Independent Rikers Commission (a.k.a., Lippman Commission) released its latest report, A Path Forward: The Blueprint to Close Rikers
Implemented in July 2024, the How Many Stops Act mandated that police officers record information about previously unexamined “Level 1” and “Level 2” investigative encounters
By 2014, nearly two dozen New York State counties were implementing at least one state-funded violence prevention model, with the scale of State investments significantly
Improving Healthcare Access And Outcomes For Justice-Involved Populations On Thursday, December 12, centers at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, the Data Collaborative for Justice
A Day-of-Launch NYC Jail Population Dashboard Overview On November 21, 2024, John Jay College’s Data Collaborative for Justice (DCJ) unveiled a cutting-edge dashboard offering comprehensive,
Announcing the Committee on Latine Communities and the New York Criminal Justice System: Addressing Data Gaps and Racial Disparities In partnership with Commissioner Rossana Rosado,
How can New York continue on a common sense, data-driven path away from the mass incarceration era? Even as the State’s daily prison population has