Are People With a Mental Health Diagnosis More Likely to Do Time in Solitary?

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Event Recording: Policing in the Digital Age: Balancing Public Safety and Privacy

The Council on Criminal Justice’s Centering Justice initiative and a panel of experts discussed the promise and risks of emerging policing technologies, the safeguards needed to protect constitutional rights, and how innovation can be paired with oversight and accountability.

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Health, Housing, and Household Circumstances Among Women on Parole

Using data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, this brief finds that women on parole are more likely to face housing instability, health challenges, and mental health and drug use disorders than men on parole.

UpClose With Janos Marton

This month’s spotlighted member is Janos Marton, chief advocacy officer at Dream.Org.